Sentence examples for thus centralising from inspiring English sources

Investors including OTPP and Macquarie, a bank, as well as the Belgian government, recently helped to upgrade Brussels airport by linking the European and international terminals, thus centralising security and shopping.

But "there is too much risk in aggregation…the bank has to be a safe place".One obvious strategy is for banks to offer incentives to their customers to do more business with them, thus centralising both their transactions and the information.

Harald's contribution to the strengthening of Norway's monarchy was the enforcement of a policy that only the king could retain a hird, thus centralising power away from local warlords.

The best part of proposed module is that it is centralised, thus controlled and managed over a single base station.

So, we have not lost, though every government and every deep pit of misbegotten wealth on earth is trying to centralise and thus control the net that is humanity's future.

Budding successors who would like to continue in that vein, either by choice or because that is the way to win elections, should thus be expected to follow Mr Koizumi's lead in disabling party factions, centralising party power and strengthening the prime minister's office.

He is centralising power like crazy.

Centralising power was "old fashioned" and "ineffective", she said.

These include centralising the service at one hospital site and updating documentation processes.

However the main draw back of these was the difficulty in centralising the information.

In this situation, centralised managerial controls increasingly intervene in medical budgets, thus reducing medical power, while organisational controls are weaker and flexibility of doctors higher in the area of quality and safety management.