Sentence examples for which was centralised from inspiring English sources

Rabin introduced Idol to his home studio, which was centralised around Rabin's Macintosh computer and music software.

Unlike a bank's ledger, which is centralised and private, the blockchain is public and distributed widely.

But the eurozone crisis has demanded a radical transformation of the EU, which is centralising massively in order to cope with the severe dysfunctions of the eurozone, and demanding more money to pay for this.

Defying the long trend in which power was centralised in Westminster, it sought to push it out to cities, towns, schools and doctors.

Financing for all public health care institutions, on the other hand, was centralised in the Statutory Health Insurance Fund SHIFF) which aimed to provide all permanent residents with all basic and essential health services free of charge.

The way in which power is centralised in Britain "beggars belief", and voters at home are burdened with a political system that is "creaky and clapped out".

Even a small shortfall in central grants sends council-tax rates soaring.The simplest solution would be to restore to local councils the right to tax business premises, which has been centralised since 1990.

Pathology examination was part of the clinical evaluation and was centralised at our institution.

Randomisation was centralised for all centres.

Patient intake and information was centralised through reception or web or for inpatients at admission.

It would depend upon the resources required for implementation (the main component of which is likely to be personnel and staff time), the degree to which these resources would be centralised rather than spread (and possibly duplicated) across individual States/Territories and/or hospital sites, the value of these resources and how often these costs would have to be incurred.