Sentence examples for from centralised from inspiring English sources

This is part of what Mr Brown calls "realignment", a devolution from centralised to local power.

For Toyota, that is a big step away from centralised rule by Toyota City.Another leap has been the creation of a Toyota Institute, not just for training Japanese managers, but also for developing groups of executives from all over the world.

A development of active distribution network management, from centralised to more distributed system management, is needed.

This grid has however also been listed by the interviewees among the barriers to further uptake and development of decentralised CHP since the current district heating grid supplies sufficient amounts of heat already (from centralised industrial heat production plants).

Persons in the households selected from the telephone list frame were interviewed from centralised call centres.

Small brands also benefit from centralising the boring bits of the business, such as logistics.

The paper contributes to critical commentary on how 'workfare' initiatives articulate with the experiences and concerns of disabled trainees, the novelty arising in part from centralising the material spaces at the heart of such initiatives.

DRC suffers from overly centralised government and a patronage system in the hands of the incumbent.

Some high level accident and emergency services would be centralised from seven sites to four or five.

The health systems of former Soviet Union countries are undergoing reform away from the highly centralised, resource-intensive, specialised and hierarchical Soviet system, towards a more generalist, efficient health service with greater focus on primary health care.

But at the same time the network has moved over the years from a highly centralised hierarchy - with recruiting, training and orders all scrutinised by its top leaders - to something much more loose and amorphous.