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Meanings of decentralise system in English

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Usage of decentralise system in English
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Centralised and decentralised systems were reported to support clinical pharmacy practice in hospitals.
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Centralised and hybrid systems saved more time than a decentralised system.
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Costs of medication care were reduced in decentralised systems mainly in high-expense units.
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Under a decentralised system, the data remains on the phones.
The Guardian
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However, no evidence was shown that implementation of decentralised systems in small units would save costs.
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Indonesia's highly decentralised system of government means that Jakarta has only limited powers to shape local regulations.
Reuters
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Under Indonesia's decentralised system of government, regional authorities are allowed to issue bylaws without approval from the central government.
Reuters
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How you would implement that in a decentralised system where there are 18 different central banks implementing monetary policy?
Reuters
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Furthermore the decentralised system means phased installation is possible with the same high levels of seasonal efficiency expected with VRF.
The Irish Times
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Under Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour party has made such a decentralised system one of the planks of its energy policy.
The Guardian
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The Finnish system provides publicly funded care for everyone, rather like the NHS, although it is a much more decentralised system.
The Guardian
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Ms Bailey said the council should look to a more decentralised system where residents take more responsibility for their own water and waste.
Radio NZ
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The aim of this study was to assess short term costs and effects of centralisation of thrombolysis and optimised care in a decentralised system.
Pubmed