Examples of using Centralised in English and their translations into Czech
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However, this does not mean Europe in the sense of centralised powers, but in the sense of increased value,
The HWg-DCD application is used for centralised management of users
Core framework to manage centralised user database,
Such super-statehood and a centralised army for Europe I repudiate,
A centralised and fully integrated data management supports the creation of a Schlote-internal standard
Is a centralised monetary policy acceptable for countries that have such decidedly diverse interest rates?
Will they oppose proper assessments being made of cosmetics or the centralised information service which the Commissioner has rightly said will actually save industry money?
The rapid growth of aviation in Europe makes it essential that EASA should be a strong body with centralised responsibility for overseeing technical safety.
The centralised management, monitoring
Unfortunately, there is no centralised site where everything can be booked in advance- well, except for plane tickets.
Centralised power and monetary policy did not work in the Soviet Union
which enables centralised management of mobile applications,
Commissioner Kovács insisted on the concept of centralised customs clearance insofar as the customs union constitutes a single unit.
while France is much more centralised, in spite of decentralisation.
tractor production does not, in itself, bring a strong economy, and centralised taxes or a centralised treasury are not a Utopian solution either.
cannot be turned into a democracy and whatever else from the centre if that country has never had a centralised form of government.
The current centralised model of government does not suit the diversity of interests and ethnicities across the country,
So the idea of centralised clearance makes good sense,
combining centralised common global terms with others aimed at specific regions.
the capacity market show how strongly the utilities are fighting off any change to the current centralised energy system.