Sentence examples for centralised the from inspiring English sources

Having to cut costs, Cisco centralised the functions of each line.

Under Amano, internal debates have generally not leaked, and he has centralised the organisation, insisting that most public statements come from his office.

In Britain, victory sanctified and strengthened Westminster and Whitehall.Then came Margaret Thatcher, who centralised the country still more politically in order to emancipate it economically.

Last year Mr Münkel centralised the administration of policies for both the Czech Republic and Slovakia in Prague in order to benefit from economies of scale and improve service.

The Stützpunkt education for 11 and 12-year-olds was taken out of the hands of the federal associations and centralised: the national network was increased to 366 locations; 600,000 talents could now be seen at least once by the 1,300 FA coaches each year.

It was slow to recognise the scale of the disaster and to respond to it, and was guilty, says Mr Ahsan, of "colossal mismanagement" of aid distribution.Samina Ahmed, of the International Crisis Group, a research and lobbying organisation, says the army has only itself to blame, having centralised the relief and rehabilitation efforts under its own command.

Small brands also benefit from centralising the boring bits of the business, such as logistics.

One such is a plan to centralise the records of all patients of the National Health Service.

For the duration of his four-year term he used his position to strengthen the office of the prime minister and centralise the state apparatus.

"It has been clear from the outset that centralising the department's policy functions in the most expensive city in the country makes no financial sense," he said.

This is the time when all the claims of Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel are to centralise the EU even more to create a fiscal union.