Sentence examples for they centralised from inspiring English sources

They centralised power and bought the loyalty of local interest groups.

They centralised power, eliminated rival parties, attacked religion, established secret police forces and sent dissenters to labour camps.

All PMs end up having to kick the machine to get results, that's why they centralise control.

He adds that Republicans are better at this because they centralise and share information, whereas various Democratic interest groups tend to fight over who controls it.

Why should we believe the Tory leadership on their promises to localise power if – yet again – they centralise power over candidate selection?

Unlike local retailers, they have centralised purchasing and the resources to set up their own distribution networks from scratch.

They say centralised databases are honeypots for hackers and could lead to inadvertent loss of secure data, such as the Revenue and Customs fiasco.

He has seen similar drops in crime at other police departments after they introduce centralised data-driven performance targets, which put individual officers under pressure to keep their numbers down.

By extraordinary coincidence, these commemorative events, combining as they will centralised state sponsorship with many local initiatives, will take place immediately after the general election on Thursday 7 May.

New working practices will lead more businesses to move to the cloud so that they can centralise systems, processes and applications.

I realised how big a deal this was for the families, as the temple would become the place where they would centralise their lives.