Sentence examples for centralized roles from inspiring English sources
They involved a variety of circumstances, including but not limited to shift in some HQ roles to Singapore and other centralized roles at Malaysia HQ to in-region (MENA & Africa) and local operations in various markets," a company representative said.
The highly centralized roles of these two 'professional consultants' could be due to the geographical proximity of staff, the exceptional capabilities of these 'professional consultants', or specific tasks and responsibilities in this division.
A good start would be a consumer protection bill that protects consumers against the unregulated nonbank firms and strengthens and centralizes the role of the current bank regulators.
If we fail to work collaboratively and centralize the role of education in conversations about long-lasting job and economic growth, we will continue to be frustrated and our efforts will produce minimal results.
This compelling evidence centralizes the role of the intra-uterine environment in inordinately increasing the risk of future T2DM and other metabolic abnormalities, and offers unique opportunities for primary prevention.
The Management Center (MC) plays a role as centralized data center for highway information computing, storage, and monitoring.
Makerere University's central role includes coordinating regional activities, identifying and mobilizing resources for regional activities and centralized monitoring and evaluation.
Are they centralized or de-centralized?
At Greenberg Traurig, power at the firm level is centralized at the CEO office, with the 14-person executive committee having more of an advisory role.
This project responds to the call for athletic career development and transitions research that centralizes the constitutive role of culture in athletes' experiences (Stambulova & Alfermann, 2009; Stambulova & Ryba, 2014).
But if open access becomes the norm, they will lose that role in favor of centralized databases such as Scopus, Google Scholar or Mendeley, warns Victor Henning, co-founder of the bibliographic management software Mendeley.
