Sentence examples for centralization of efforts from inspiring English sources
Other models, such as multiple visiting teams continuously working with a single local partner, provided an opportunity for centralization of efforts and local input, but required investment in consensus-building and streamlining of processes across different groups.
No discernable evidence of a correlative centralization of effort in family medicine, internal medicine and pediatrics is found.
Most respondents (70/100; 70%) indicated that they supported centralization of updating efforts across institutions or agencies.
In announcing that Mr. Dubow would receive a hefty package, double the previous year, Gannett hardly shied away from part of what was driving the award: "The company achieved substantial expense reductions through a variety of efforts, including continued centralization and consolidation efforts and salary freezes, positioning the company for growth as economic conditions improve".
This problem has produced a wave of post-NPM-reforms, resulting in increased centralization, new efforts at capacity building and co-ordination (Christensen and Lægreid 2007).
"Andy is leading an effort for more centralization of power," he said.
In Norway, much effort has been put into centralization of specialized patient treatment and therefore, the transfer rate has increased over the past few years.
Provider volume is often a central topic in debates about centralization of procedures.
The basis of this kind of effort is centralization.
Reigning at the outbreak of the Hundred Years' War (1337 1453), he had no means of imposing on his country the measures necessary for the maintenance of his monarchical power, though he continued the efforts of the 13th-century Capetians toward the centralization of the administration in Paris.
In an interim report last June, the blue-ribbon commission called for centralization of nuclear waste and for establishing a federally chartered corporation to run the waste effort in place of the Energy Department.
