Examples of using Centralisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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the move towards centralisation and technological advancements are just some of the many factors that have a continuous effect.
Finally, in its struggle against the revolution, the parliamentary republic found itself compelled to strengthen, along the repressive measures, the resources and centralisation of governmental power.
Despite this centralisation of the registries system, Member States are still solely responsible for opening,
The parliamentary republic finally felt compelled in its struggle against the revolution to strengthen the means and centralisation of governmental power with the repressive measures.
Other countries report concerns that moves to use e-Procurement to increase the centralisation of purchasing or aggregation using framework agreements are excluding SMEs.
Engels argue for the centralisation of the means of credit in the hands of the state.
What we should be discussing are those policies which promote the centralisation and concentration of wealth
interpretation of the data, as well as in ensuring the centralisation and proper dissemination of the information.
We impressed Birner with a bespoke, state-of-the-art centralisation concept that can resist any earthquake.
decentralised countries alike- surrounding the new balance that is needed between centralisation and devolution.
structures is encouraged by means of“horizontal” networking rather than“vertical” centralisation.
we then can do the consolidation and the centralisation.
The crisis must not be used as an excuse to introduce more EU centralisation, which is something that many people have wanted since before the Treaty of Lisbon came into force.
not centralisation and harmonisation.
However, that Directive establishes minimum harmonisation rules and does not lead to centralisation of decision making in the field of resolution.
non-market mechanisms which lead to the centralisation of the economy, hamper competition
The Committee agrees with the European Commission that the increasing degree of EU cross-border business and the centralisation of risk management within cross-border groups reinforces the need for improved coordination
Centralisation and a single currency,
new climate or employment funds or whatever other centralisation measures Brussels may be planning.
However, the aggregation and centralisation of purchases should be carefully monitored