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centralizar
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centralitzar
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concentrar
Make central.
concentrate
centralize
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decentralize
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centralizar
1
Sweetenham also wanted to pull the coaches into line and
centralise
decision-making.
2
The aim of the new unit was to
centralise
and modernise the facilities.
3
But Libya began to
centralise
its government in the last years of the monarchy.
4
The bank plans to
centralise
its operations, which are scattered across 15 different locations.
5
The higher priority is to
centralise
all the liberal votes.
6
We will also
centralise
procurement of all of those areas we are dealing with.
7
The Health Service Executive moved yesterday to further
centralise
cancer services in the midwest.
8
Plans to
centralise
tourism promotion could further damage regional tourism, the Labour Party claimed today.
9
This was despite a decision by the Midland Health Board last April not to
centralise
.
10
Johnson's reshuffle sent a clear signal that he wants to
centralise
control and minimise dissent.
11
It is simply a mechanism to ensure that we can
centralise
coordination and data collection.
12
The decision to
centralise
assessment was announced last week.
13
You just know that... don't
centralise
the polling booth.
14
Industry observers consider SAP is well placed with the government attempting to
centralise
payroll system processes.
15
Every time you
centralise
power you are handing more power to fewer people over more people.
16
De
-
centralise
the structure: The UN cannot ask the field to integrate more until the headquarters integrate.
centralise
·
centralise control
centralise all power
centralise cancer
centralise specialist
centralise too
Portuguese
centralizar
Catalan
centralitzar
concentrar
reunir en un centre
Spanish
concentrar