Sentence examples for having centralised from inspiring English sources

It was found that the proposed design is not only significantly efficient but also potentially suitable for distributed operation of pyrolysis plants having centralised post processing facilities for production of other biofuels and chemicals.

Hosting last week's global conference on smart cities, Vives said that while big IT companies have been trying to convince local authorities that technology is the answer, people are fed up with having centralised projects foisted on them.

It was slow to recognise the scale of the disaster and to respond to it, and was guilty, says Mr Ahsan, of "colossal mismanagement" of aid distribution.Samina Ahmed, of the International Crisis Group, a research and lobbying organisation, says the army has only itself to blame, having centralised the relief and rehabilitation efforts under its own command.

However, only two networks showed signs of having centralised in this way, and, probably as a result, the number of patients treated per clinician remained as tiny as in a 1997 study (Edwards et al, 1997).

Ross Anderson, professor of security engineering at Cambridge University, said: "If enough people boycott having centralised NHS records, with a bit of luck the service will be abandoned". The government said there was no question of backtracking.

He has centralised control of departmental budgets.

Nonetheless, team owners in all the main sports have centralised such licensing.

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

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

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.