Sentence examples for newly centralized from inspiring English sources

In the teens, when the countryside erupted in a revolt against the occupation and the use of forced labor to build roads, the United States created a newly centralized gendarmerie to suppress the insurrection.

For a time, the invention of gunpowder and the development of the newly centralized state seemed to shatter the dominance of defenses: medieval castles could not withstand the battering of late 15th- or early 16th-century artillery.

Both the Kojiki and the other mytho-history, the Nihon shoki, were compiled in the early eighth century by officials of a newly centralized theocratic state centered in western Japan.

In this newly created centralized data repository, over 200 interactive charts and figures are available to all researchers.

In ISO New England and PJM it was assumed that sponsors of new capacity projects would offer them into the newly established forward centralized capacity markets at prices based on their levelized net cost of new entry, or "Net CONE".

The newly created database was centralized and managed by the main researchers.

Are they centralized or de-centralized?

Today's update on Windows also adds a newly redesigned toolbar, which centralizes access to common menus and actions like Home, Calling Phones, Creating Groups, and Adding Contacts.

In 1995, Britain centralized responsibility for meat inspections from 300 local district councils to the newly created Meat Hygiene Service.

Last month, the company further centralized its data security efforts, including appointing Steve Ross, a senior executive, to the newly created role of client data compliance officer.

Communist methods of planning after the mid-1950s entered a state of flux, and the highly centralized administrative type of planning inherited after World War II from the Soviet Union by all the newly established communist states underwent considerable modifications.