Sentence examples for decided to centralize from inspiring English sources

He succeeded James Houghton, who quit after discovering that the board had decided to centralize control in the new position without his knowledge.

Mr. Houghton left the O'Neill after discovering that its board had decided to centralize control to reduce costs without consulting him.

"This is where we decided to centralize the home-furnishing businesses," he said, "and where we decided to change the names of our other stores to Macy's".

Finra already had a new whistle-blower unit, but Stephen Luparello, Finra's vice chairman, decided to centralize the efforts into a larger group, paying particular attention to Ponzi schemes and insider trading.

This should be the final chapter in a controversy that led to the sudden resignation of the artistic director of the Playwrights Conference, James Houghton, who quit after discovering that the center's board had decided to centralize control in this new position without his knowledge.

"Postmates has grown rapidly over the last six years — and continues to grow in more than 200 cities across the U.S. As part of that growth, we've decided to centralize some of our regional marketing efforts within our San Francisco headquarters," a spokesperson said in the emailed statement.

This story is about why Dunton instead decided to stay centralized, but use virtualization and upgraded bandwidth to improve the quality and reliability of computing services delivered long distance.

After the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime in Iraq, the U.S. Administrator, J. Paul Bremer, acting like a czar, decided to form a highly centralized government, which he assumed would allow him to run Iraq from Baghdad.

Merrill Lynch has decided to rename its fund management unit as part of its effort to centralize control of its struggling $550 billion asset management business.

A16 Pardon Inquiry Centralized Attorney General John Ashcroft has decided to refer all accusations of criminal wrongdoing related to President Bill Clinton's final pardons to the United States attorney in New York, Mary Jo White.

He and a dozen journalist friends who wrote about spies and intelligence for Izvestia and other Russian newspapers like Versiya, Segodnya and Kommersant, decided this year that it was time to centralize information about their subject on the Web.