Sentence examples for to centralising from inspiring English sources

Myriad specific money-raising measures are listed in the document, from scrapping tax breaks for farmers, to taxing TV adverts, to centralising the procurement of health supplies.

A recent YouGov poll for the NHS Confederation indicated nearly 60% of people were opposed to centralising services in fewer, larger hospitals.

It backed the most of the proposals, but instead of moving services from the Royal Glamorgan, it proposed an alternative which would see the Royal Glamorgan and Princess of Wales (which comes under ABM health board) sharing services as a "starting point" to centralising units.

So you may find yourself trying to centralise decision-making.

He says Michael Gove is trying to centralise schools.

Headphones are essential, as you'll need to centralise sounds to head in the right direction.

"Like the Sunnis they seem to want to centralise power in Baghdad - it's very disappointing".

One such is a plan to centralise the records of all patients of the National Health Service.

They have also started to centralise information on lending and collateral.

Malezer labelled the decision to centralise Indigenous affairs in Canberra "a disaster".

The council is meant to centralise intelligence and speed decision-making among ministries.