Sentence examples for has centralised control from inspiring English sources

He has centralised control of departmental budgets.

Mr Bush has centralised control of the party in the White House.

He has centralised control of the security services, imposed a curfew, condoned police torture, attempted to muzzle the media and deployed armed forces to influence party-political disputes.

He described the culture of control in Whitehall, their "monitoring fetish" and their short-term thinking, and he wrote: "Monitoring has become almost religious in its status, as has centralised control..

He pointed to Vienna as a positive example of how to manage smart city technology, as it has centralised control over smart initiatives, ensuring they work in an integrated way.

Since winning the 2010 parliamentary election, his governing party, Fidesz, have carried out a well-orchestrated constitutional coup that has centralised political authority, tamed the judiciary and denied opposition parties control of state institutions.

Mr Williamson has centralised in California the responsibility for brand, risk and interoperability three core concepts.

He has centralised in the White House the power to take many party-political decisions.

The prime minister has centralised power to a degree unprecedented since the collapse of communism.

Economies of scale: an in-house shared legal service has centralised legal advice.

He has centralised political and economic power, while building up a new group of oligarchs personally loyal to him.