Sentence examples for may be centralised from inspiring English sources

Heathcare services, including emergency services, would continue to be provided locally wherever possible although some may be centralised to meet costs.

In addition to this so-called blinded independent review, scans may also be centralised in order to undertake specialised analysis where site analysis may either not be possible or would result in high variability.

While some of the information may already be centralised or readily accessible (e.g. publication and patent databases), there are several systems, such as ResearchFish®, ORCID (Open Researcher and Contributor ID), and VV-Impact Tracker, which are available to assist researchers to report the outputs and impact of their research.

However, under the plans some community hospitals may close and some specialist hospital services be centralised.

All buying should be centralised.

Power used to be centralised in the presidency.

They prefer political power to be centralised in their own joint operation.

The budget-making process will be centralised, and items scrutinised line by line.

Services would be centralised at 10 other sites, it added.

Services would be centralised at 10 other sites.

"Managers do important work, but it doesn't need to be centralised," said Barnes.