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Meanings of centralise in English
Synonyms
Examples for "concentrate"
Examples for "concentrate"
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The chancellor said he would concentrate on boosting trade opportunities beyond Europe.
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However, protein C concentrate is not yet widely available in many countries.
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The investigation will concentrate on the protective equipment used by health workers.
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The review will concentrate on the protective equipment used by health workers.
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Still, political adversaries worry Cortizo may seek to concentrate too much power.
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The state is still discussing ways to centralize data to track payments.
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Will the transparency be used to centralize power or to decentralize it?
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It also works to centralize and share data, intelligence, and analytical tools.
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Now, all the signs of the times indicate the necessity to centralize.
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To nationalize a people has never meant merely to centralize their government.
Usage of centralise in English
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Sweetenham also wanted to pull the coaches into line and centralise decision-making.
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The aim of the new unit was to centralise and modernise the facilities.
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But Libya began to centralise its government in the last years of the monarchy.
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The bank plans to centralise its operations, which are scattered across 15 different locations.
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The higher priority is to centralise all the liberal votes.
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We will also centralise procurement of all of those areas we are dealing with.
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The Health Service Executive moved yesterday to further centralise cancer services in the midwest.
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Plans to centralise tourism promotion could further damage regional tourism, the Labour Party claimed today.
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This was despite a decision by the Midland Health Board last April not to centralise.
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Johnson's reshuffle sent a clear signal that he wants to centralise control and minimise dissent.
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It is simply a mechanism to ensure that we can centralise coordination and data collection.
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The decision to centralise assessment was announced last week.
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You just know that... don't centralise the polling booth.
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Industry observers consider SAP is well placed with the government attempting to centralise payroll system processes.
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Every time you centralise power you are handing more power to fewer people over more people.
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De-centralise the structure: The UN cannot ask the field to integrate more until the headquarters integrate.
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Translations for centralise
Portuguese
Spanish
Centralise through the time