Sentence examples for in the centralization from inspiring English sources
Writing was a major instrument in the centralization of the Egyptian state and its self-presentation.
A pointed reference in the film to the invention of television, in 1933 (the same year as Hitler's rise to power), by the Russian engineer Vladimir Zworykin suggests the role of television in the centralization of government power.
By the end of the year, when the last of the smaller papers come on board, 23 of the company's newspapers are to have joined in the centralization, said Ray Kozakewicz, a company spokesman.
This was also reflected in the centralization and overall uneven distribution of F-actin along dendritic arbors due to the lack of Ret function.
In the region of the CCCW in the Netherlands, centralization was based on mutual agreement to assign each complex, low-volume procedure to a different affiliated hospital.
In general, the centralization level of amino acid frequency distribution in taxa by descending order (CV values in ascending order) was from Eukaryota, Bacteria to Archaea.
In reaction to the centralization of power during the Nazi era, the Basic Law granted the states considerable autonomy.
Therefore, this article examines two essential dimensions of designing the corporate/business unit interface in diversified firms: the centralization of the activities on the corporate level and the alignment between the organizational levels.
We also suggest that BM portfolio complexity should be aligned with organizational design in terms of the centralization or decentralization of the decision-making process, and identify the positive effect of BM portfolio complexity on building imitation barriers.
Pope Leo I the Great made the primacy of the Roman bishop explicit both in theory and in practice and must be counted as one of the most important figures in the history of the centralization of authority in the church.
It was in this period that the centralization of authority in the hands of the emperor was completed; the "dual control" established by Augustus, which had been unreal enough in the 1st century, was now, though not formally abolished, systematically ignored in practice.
