Sentence examples for into one centralised from inspiring English sources

George Tenet, the CIA's boss, is to be dispatched to the region to try to shake the authority's dozen or so security factions into one centralised force, and so revive the Oslo-dictated co-operation between Israeli and Palestinian security.But it will be a very long time before Israelis trust Palestinian policemen to protect them.

If you aren't, get into one!

Cut it into one-inch (2.5cm) pieces.

Mix chia seeds into one-dish meals.

Chop the asparagus into one-inch pieces.

So, this week, George Osborne announced that they were getting one anyway, centralising even more power in one person, in a deal made behind closed doors with Greater Manchester's council leaders.

One said the following: The budget is centralised, one has no power over it.

One by one they head into town.

The service is also looking to extend the use of mobile devices to include staff using tablets to input data during home visits that will be fed into the centralised Community Safety system.

This new directive encourages innovation, e-procurement and the use of small- and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the introduction of social benefits into contracts, centralised procurement and a commercial approach to procurement.

[Respondent 1, Gauteng Province] The budget is centralised, one has no power over it.