Sentence examples for far more centralised from inspiring English sources
Not only is the cost of living roughly a third higher than the American urban average, but government is far more centralised than in other states.
Britain's central government is hugely powerful (at least, when it isn't trying to reform the House of Lords) and far more centralised than in most democracies.
The authorisation process is a reminder that the post-reform NHS will be even more centralised.
Since 2006 managed neonatal networks have become further established, and care for extremely low for gestational age infants is more centralised.
More centralised procurement support has the potential to be beneficial, but the balance between 'too much' and 'too little' government involvement will be hard to achieve.
Bennett, who was head of the policy directorate and strategy unit in Downing Street under Blair, said the NHS needed to provide far more care in community settings and centralise some hospital services, including A&E and maternity care, as part of a dramatic shakeup to improve care and bring down its costs.
She adds: "Europe is trying to develop a digital single market and there is a strong emphasis on sharing data, so by harvesting the metadata of individual countries' own stores of datasets and centralising it on a European data portal, all of a sudden it gains far more visibility and is accessible in a multi-lingual setting".
