Sentence examples for has been centralised from inspiring English sources

Education has been centralised in Hungary in recent years.

Treasury has been centralised, to ensure that capital is allocated more efficiently.

The school curriculum has been narrowed, there has been a renewed focus on "standards" (shorthand for testing); and control of the system has been centralised.

Even a small shortfall in central grants sends council-tax rates soaring.The simplest solution would be to restore to local councils the right to tax business premises, which has been centralised since 1990.

He also wants to continue Mr Zedillo's successful (but fairly expensive) Progresa programme, which combines education, nutrition and health benefits for the poorest.Mr Fox inherits a system in which, in practice if not in law, almost all power has been centralised in the presidency.

Importantly, the administration of the most expensive cancer drugs including bevacizumab has been centralised in the Czech Republic.

Hospitals and schools have been centralised, decentralised and recentralised.

The Germans did not know it because they had been centralised for many decades".

Police and fire services, previously under local government control, have been centralised.

Policy development and decision-making, which were scattered throughout departments in Whitehall, have been centralised around the prime minister's office.

Services have been centralised and simplified with the foundation of the government digital service (GDS) and the idea of government as a platform.