Examples of using Centralisation in English and their translations into Romanian
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It believes also that Europe should move away from further centralisation and works towards the formation of a"Europe of regions".
Centralisation of the information on euro-counterfeiting cases nationally and its transmission to Europol;-.
And this is the specific difference between centralisation and concentration, the latter being only another name for reproduction on an extended scale.
accumulation there develop the two most powerful levers of centralisation- competition and credit.
Option 4: Centralisation of CFP control policy at EU level,
Strong centralisation of executive power,
(12) Centralisation of information on noise would substantially reduce the administrative burden for aircraft
Particularly SMEs, are also concerned that they will be edged out of the market by trends towards aggregation and centralisation.
For these categories of biocidal products centralisation is justified because of its positive impact on innovation
responsibility on the shoulders of those who wish and desire an even deeper centralisation of the decision-making process here in Brussels.
The centralisation of connections close to their point of use provides flexibility and upgradability for the installation.
the specialists of Statistics Lithuania will share experience in organisational structure optimisation and process centralisation.
it may be detrimental to assimilate the competences by imposing this centralisation.
This is a centralisation that, apart from anything else, is not beneficial in terms of the necessary effectiveness of control activities.
They remain deeply distrustful of ideas promoting centralisation or BiH national unity-- ideas which they see mainly as emanating from the Bosniaks.
It was one of the changes that brought less regulation and centralisation into Japanese society and politics.
The accumulation of capital was attended at the same time by its concentration and centralisation.
Revitalising the sustainable development strategy should not lead to more centralisation and centralised control.
Critics have complained for years that the central government has been unable to solve local problems, while centralisation contributes to inefficiency
structures is encouraged by means of“horizontal” networking rather than“vertical” centralisation.