Sentence examples for was centralize from inspiring English sources
verb
To move things physically towards the centre; to consolidate or concentrate
Mr. Callow said that the mood among European central bankers and German officials, too, was "centralize or die".
Political power was centralized in London.
In Europe, by contrast, authority was centralized.
The administration was centralized, with little local autonomy.
"The financial services center was centralized in Lower Manhattan," Mr. Green said.
When the process was centralized at the Education Department, the number of permits issued ballooned, she said.
Government was centralized, a bureaucracy built up, and written records maintained.
The Chalabis were the administrators of Kadhimiya until 1865, when the Ottoman government was centralized.
The administration was centralized, aristocratic privileges abolished, and the church persecuted.
Production was centralized, and parts were designed to be interchangeable.
I started to see how people's body language was centralized in their hands.
