Sentence examples for centralize the operations from inspiring English sources

Pew is to announce today that it will centralize the operations of seven programs: the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, the Project for Excellence in Journalism, Stateline.org, the Pew Internet and American Life Project, the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, the Pew Hispanic Center and the Pew Global Attitudes Project.

Gradually, Gannett began to centralize the papers' operations in White Plains, publishing a collection of papers that were identical except for a few pages of hometown news, social calendars and local advertisements.

Realizing he needed to centralize the subsidiary's operations in one city, he picked a suburb of Dallas because of its spot in the middle of the country.

Mr. Tudor proposes to centralize the economy.

Mr. Mueller centralized the bureau's counterterror operations and strengthened its ability to gather information about terrorist threats by adding analysts, language specialists and agents trained in counterterrorism.

And Brookhaven, a Suffolk County town that is larger in area than all of Nassau, is moving to centralize its operations and reduce operating costs in the process.

The I.R.S. said that it would centralize operations at the core unit, which will now be known as the large business and international division, to give international examiners the authority to decide whether to pursue or settle contentious tax cases involving multinational corporations.

He soon realized the necessity of cooperating with surgeons trained in gynecological operations and centralizing the treatment to a few hospitals.

It's not clear why Postmates decided that now was the time to centralize operations, particularly in light of the statement about aggressively scaling the company.

Even Toyota said the move had nothing to do with cost-cutting and everything to do with wanting to centralize its operations, getting it closer to its manufacturing plants in the South.

And Prudential Insurance Company of America, a city stalwart, has moved back some 3,800 employees from the suburbs to more than 300,000 more square feet of offices in the city as part of a plan announced two years ago to centralize its operations.