Sentence examples for would centralize from inspiring English sources
"It would centralize the power of medical decisions with politicians and bureaucrats.
Leviev had a suggestion: Why not create a company that would centralize control of all diamonds?
He said Mr. Neel would centralize decision-making in Burlington but would not be dictating to the field offices.
He'd sit until the last moment, watching them draw near, doing a silent death mantra that would centralize all his life power in his fists.
Another proposed program, called No Wrong Door, would centralize social service agencies so residents can get the help they need instead of struggling with numerous referrals.
The carmaker said recently it would centralize production of its X Series sport utility vehicles at the plant, investing $750 million and adding 500 new jobs.
Mr. Bloomberg, who won re-election to a third term by a narrower-than-expected margin in November, said that a new interagency task force would "consolidate," "centralize" and "reduce" government operations.
Renzi's reforms would also centralize transport and energy policies, now scattered around the bureaucracy, municipalities and regions, in Rome.
The Christian missionaries had a great influence on the creation of centres of Western medicine in many developing countries and in promulgating the concept of a hospital in which health care would be centralized and organized for the benefit of the ill and injured, many of whom would not otherwise have survived.
However, to ensure the sustainability of the EGD supply, it was decided that patients would be asked to pay user fees directly to the health centres, which would retain this income locally (contrary to what sometimes occurred before then, which was that payments would be centralized and absorbed into the administrative maze, as they represented only 5% of the overall health budget [ 26]).
The new law also contains a major threat to drug industry profits in a little-known section that would allow centralized price-setting.
