Toyota's Lentz, however, told workers Monday that the move was driven by a desire to create an efficient management structure in a centralized headquarters.
"This has a very negative impact on the stigma that already exists about California," he said, "not just in terms of taxes but also regulations and labor laws". Toyota's Lentz, however, told workers Monday that the move was driven by a desire to create an efficient management structure in a centralized headquarters.
Some environmental nongovernmental organizations (e.g., Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth, and the World Wildlife Fund) established a significant international presence, with offices throughout the world and centralized international headquarters to coordinate lobbying campaigns and to serve as campaign centres and information clearinghouses for their national affiliate organizations.
(Give it to Social Services, a Sheriffs Department or other agency if there is no Bags of Love chapter near you. Better yet? Start a local chapter!) Bags of Love does not have a centralized national headquarters.
Dyson holds that the 'domestication' of biotechnology in everyday life is now upon us after previous decades have seen the 'domestication' of computers, that is, the transition from centralized computers in corporate headquarters and big government departments to decentralized computers in our homes.
For Sisterhood Agenda, the SEA is its organization headquarters, a centralized location to house its innovative and holistic public health strategies and host its online initiatives.
However, it implies a very centralized process, where the headquarters makes a national plan and contracts the MD on behalf of every hospital involved.
Was it a centralized, or centralizing, authority?
The Limited, a clothing retailer, electronically links its hundreds of stores to a single, centralized computer at its Columbus, Ohio headquarters and then to its Hong Kong textile mills through a real-time system that allows the mills to begin reproducing hot-selling items at the end of the first week of sales.
Unite was long a top-down, centralized union, working out of its headquarters in the Garment District in Manhattan; Here was probably the nation's most decentralized union, with three separate headquarters and robust rank-and-file committees at many hotels.
A high-capacity fibre-optic cable seemed to be forwarding this data to a centralized location, which, Klein surmised, was N.S.A. headquarters.
