Sentence examples for through centralising from inspiring English sources

£140m of the £490m overall savings through centralising procurement of common goods and services.

The succeeding Tudor dynasty were able to resolve many of the problems that beset the later Plantagenets through centralising royal power, by which they provided the necessary stability for an English Renaissance and the beginnings of Early modern Britain.

The Akshaya Patra Foundation, one such NGO, works through centralised kitchens in which meals are cooked and sent out to schools.

In other areas, the audit supports the ERG's claims to have saved £869m on consultancy, £849m through centralised procurement, £147m through the work of the MPA, £397m of spending by the Central Office of Information, £295m on human resources and £91m on property.

The subjects will be assigned a study drug through a centralised randomisation software hosted by the UKCRC registered Oxford Cognitive Health and Neuroscience Clinical Trials Unit.

The limits on data about excipients are exemplified by the 24 products (22% of the total used), which were not officially registered in Estonia or through the centralised EU mutual recognition agreement.

Schumacher argued that centralisation and decentralisation should not be considered as mutually exclusive:Once a large organisation has come into being, it normally goes through alternating phases of centralising and decentralising, like swings of a pendulum.

This looks like a centralising not a de-centralising measure.

The Mauritius connection Until 2008, SABMiller's African purchasing was centralised through a regional hub company in South Africa.

Its response to the 1970s oil shock was both technology-led and centralised through a world-leading programme of industrial energy efficiency and solar panel development, and the development of a huge nuclear sector.

The key point here for my argument is that on this basis it was presumed that knowledge of social need and economic resources could be codified and centralised through the state (it was a view of knowledge that was common to Leninism, Fordism, the Webbs - all the social or corporate engineers of the time).