Similar words: decentralize, centralization, neutralized, naturalized, demoralized, neutralize, central, conventionalized. Meaning: ['sentrəlaɪz] adj. 1. drawn toward a center or brought under the control of a central authority 2. concentrated on or clustered around a central point or purpose.
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(31) Lenin's heavy emphasis on discipline and centralized control within the Party was particularly unattractive to activists drawn from the minority nationalities.
(32) In a centralized system, the principal asks the school board to promulgate a regulation about beepers.
(33) The government had centralized political power and imposed rigid controls on economic activity.
(34) The key feature of the exercise I have outlined above is the need for centralized planning.
(35) In either case, the end result was the emergence or a strong centralized state under authoritarian rule.
(36) First, they are far more flexible than centralized institutions; they can respond quickly to changing circumstances and customers' needs.
(37) These centralized schemes are as much a reflection of adequate financial support as co-ordination.
(38) Heavily subsidized government services and centralized labor markets run counter to our history and politics.
(39) However, most national politicians and local councillors share the civil service preference for the functional and centralized system based on Whitehall.
(40) Using that broader perspective, we did away entirely with centralized pickup and delivery.
(41) The chronicles and histories of most nations include this early stage of shift from local parochialism to centralized authority.
(42) Large and centralized food production embodies the potential to spread disease to tens of thousands of people in a matter of hours.
(43) Command economies are usually so centralized that they lose touch with the differences and complexities of individual firms and consumers.
(44) Management control thereby has a tendency to become more centralized.
(45) For most of us, France is the archetype of the centralized nation-state.
(46) Bargaining is centralized, highly formalized, and wide-ranging with highly codified agreements, and there is extensive joint consultation.
(47) Third, decentralized institutions are far more innovative than centralized institutions.
(48) Most senior managers in such companies have applied piecemeal changes while holding on tightly to their old centralized structure and habits.
(49) Big branches are simply no longer efficient in an era of ATM machines and centralized telephone call centers.
(50) It also examines the comparative merit of centralized and decentralized management.
(51) a highly centralized system of government.
(52) All purchasings have been centralized in our main office.
(53) All purchasing has been centralized in our office.
(54) On the centralized control console there's a change-over handle.
(55) Two drive types are used for the slight-stretch reducing mill(sentencedict.com/centralized.html), namely the individual drive(for each individual roll stand)and the centralized differential drive.
(56) Academic freedom and university autonomy are the centralized reflection of cultural orientation.
(57) Decentralized and centralized management model secondary improve the system stability and reliability.
(58) Article 149. Registration of securities and settlement of stock transactions shall be centralized and unified in China.
(59) However the Republic did not solve any constitutional problem but become centralized step by step . It was separatists' dictatorship under the cloak of republicanism .
(60) The paper discussed the fact literature centralized purchasing in the universities library, proposed the action of library literature purchasing under the new situation.
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