Sentence examples for made by central from inspiring English sources

As a consequence, any mistakes made by central banks and governments will be magnified.

Academic and administrative units are expected to abide by any decision made by central administration regarding operating status.

"It was a decision made by central government, but we're prepared to own the decisions we have to make with the hand we've been dealt," he says.

The film, made by Central Films, is in the Library of Congress's Prelinger Archive, according to the YouTube user, webdev17, who posted it a few weeks ago.

Its actions both during the bubble and the subsequent bust took place against the backdrop of rapid financial globalisation and choices made by central bankers elsewhere.

According to filings the four banks made with the Hong Kong stock exchange, the share purchases on Monday were made by Central Huijin, a holding company that is part of the country's sovereign wealth fund, the China Investment Corporation.

This budget is not protected from the £34m of cuts that the council is being forced to make by central government this year.

Efforts should be made by the central procurement agency of Central Government (MSO) to be more efficient and to procure adequate numbers of medicines for its facilities.

In other words, one of the key assertions made by the central Supreme Court advocates for King has been called false by the very senator relied upon by these advocates.

There was, in principle, free discussion, which was supposedly developed at every level before a decision was made, but afterward all had to adhere to the decision that had been made by the central body (see democratic centralism).

Because the decision to increase the numbers of PNS and the use of central transfers to meet the additional salary costs are made by the central government, the funds over which the district has discretion are also decreased, an action that continues the central claw back of control over funds supposedly, under Indonesia's decentralization [ 6], now under the control of the district.