Sentence examples for will centralise from inspiring English sources

Such projects also slightly mitigate the likelihood that REDD will centralise power.

From 2014, Uefa will centralise the media rights for the European qualifiers of the World Cup and the European Championships.

A slimmed down version was approved in March, which will centralise some services including IT support and document management.

University of the Arts London is also involved and will centralise its London College of Fashion's 6,500 students and staff on one site for the first time in its 100-year history.

By extraordinary coincidence, these commemorative events, combining as they will centralised state sponsorship with many local initiatives, will take place immediately after the general election on Thursday 7 May.

Such a dramatic change to the BBC's operations – it will effectively centralise about £1bn of licence fee money decision-making under Moore – will raise eyebrows among the corporation's critics given the newly-created role was only opened to internal staff.

"There won't be a range of water storage initiatives, it will be centralised and it will eliminate the need for miners to take underground water.

Energy saving measures will be introduced on street lighting, youth services will be centralised and the cost of school meals will increase.

Consultant-led obstetric services will continue at Bronglais, Glangwili and Withybush hospitals and paediatric high dependency care will be centralised at Glangwili.

The budget-making process will be centralised, and items scrutinised line by line.

For both the Park Royal on Pickering and the Bosco Verticale, the upkeep will be centralised and carried out by specialist staff.