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He points to Carlyle as a good example of a firm tackling these difficulties with its centralised, team-building "One Carlyle" process.

A report in the Wall Street Journal earlier this week said the country was having problems with its Centralised Monitoring System - the system which will allow officials to link their equipment up to local telecom and internet service providers.

Based on our calculations, Nurmijärvi saved annually around €86,700 with its centralised care of T1D patients as compared to the decentralised care of T1D patients, in which a larger proportion of patients are followed up by specialist care units.

Because of their long-standing culture of centralised administration, the SWAp, with its re-centralising tendency may be well-suited to post-Soviet countries.

The international advocacy for local ownership, harmonisation, and alignment that would be encoded in the Paris Principles on Aid Effectiveness (18) contrasted with the deeply centralised Semashko health systems model inherited from the Soviet Union, with its bureaucratic inertia, centralised management, and lack of transparency and accountability.

While its centralising instincts and micromanagement of people have allowed the Conservatives to strike a chord with their criticism of state control.

The issues focused on include its holistic approach; its centralising tendencies; its streamlining processes; and its implicit commitment to renewable energy.

In the meantime, for Glasgow, the concern has to be that the Scottish independence movement, with its inevitable emphasis on centralising policies to the Scottish government as a result of the referendum, will in practice pose a genuine threat to its authority over important issues with local consequences.

"The Home Office cannot persuade enough individual forces to co-operate with its attempts to introduce more centralised procurement, in part because forces are sceptical about the commercial competence of the procurement officers working at the centre".

A decade earlier, with its branch numbers now in double figures, Foxtons had centralised its operations around a new headquarters in Chiswick in west London.

In the modern world of global brewing, with its ruthless marketing, undercutting of rivals and axing of plants in order to centralise production, there isn't much room for gentlemen.