Sentence examples for that the centralised from inspiring English sources

Speaking on Monday, he said that the centralised system of support for people trying to get back into work was not effective.

Such is testimony that the centralised wastewater management and treatment strategies are ineffective and inefficient.

It added that the centralised data centre where the messages would be stored to be analysed was not yet operational, but should be by October.

Note that the centralised BF is run with K = 20N particles, where N takes values in the same way as for the parallel algorithm.

"This is based on the principle that better government comes from politicians being financially accountable for their decisions and that the centralised allocation of budgets provides the wrong incentives for promoting efficient public sector spending.

Cook et al. (2009) further notes that the centralised collection and treatment of wastewater limits opportunities to harness "waste" as a resource that is otherwise useful if recycled since there is no waste in nature as De Gisi et al. (2014) argues.

An unstable Zapatero government offers opportunities that the centralising PP would not.

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.

Consider the fate of the bill that would centralise the intelligence services, based on proposals of the September 11th commission.This bill has Mr Bush's support (nominally at least).

That includes being involved with the centralising of services like consultant-led maternity and neonatal care, along with inpatient children's services and A&E.

The GPC re-organised all of the 100 GPs in that region and centralised the location for out-of-hours primary health care in one centrally located practice.