Examples of using Centralisation in English and their translations into Spanish
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as a matter of technical design, on centralisation of currency ownership
But, increased centralisation and the dictatorship of the Shah led to the erosion of women's autonomous associations resulting in state control and a top-down process
Centralisation of power in the executive,
The political system is characterised by the centralisation of power in the president, who is granted
Centralisation of the Risk Management department to provide a global service to the different business areas,
its unitarism and its strong centralisation are the main obstacle to making a new qualitative leap in terms of economy
explore opportunities for increased centralisation of the remaining decentralised purchases,
This methodology for calculating savings from centralisation does not control for other factors that likely determine the final offer price, so results should be interpreted with caution.
with less of a trend toward centralisation than countries such as France
Any rigid centralisation of communication with the host government is unacceptable,
EDS·3G can be connected automatically to a higher data centralisation software, in the case of several centres,
Feudalism combined the most perfect decentralisation with its complex system of relations of obedience and total centralisation of the figure of the king, the sun,
In 2015, the city challenged Erdogan's despotic centralisation by proposing an autonomous local administration, similar to what other municipalities
Similar to the effect of centralisation and consolidation in the case of procurement of medicines
Centralisation and supervision diagram for the energy consumption of municipalities With CIRCUTOR's energy management system,
Solutions for Municipalities Energy supervision and centralisation software PowerStudio is powerful, simple
Another common problem with interventions for children in India has been excessive centralisation and standardisation, paying too little attention to the contextual diversities of this large
In addition, the estimated savings may be overstated to the extent that the outcomes achieved in local tenders organised after the introduction of centralised procurement are systematically worse than those prevailing before centralisation.
which would lead to more centralisation, standardisation and bureaucratised, top-down process-co-ordination.
Nations are the result of a triple revolution that begins with the development of capitalism and leads to a bureaucratic and cultural centralisation along with a loss of power by the Church.