centralized , auch: centralised BrE

The Church, like the modern state, became a more centralized body.

"I felt we could have done a better job having a centralized effort with more money," he said.

It is a centralized show, all eyes on the star.

All could benefit from centralized administration, medical, food and other services.

He, much like his father, believed in a strong centralized government.

"A centralized economy is good up to a point for poor countries," she said.

Centralized management was replaced by one based in the field.

It is considering a more centralized management to deal better with industry.

We'd like to have a bigger organization, a more centralized one.

This was the most centralized bureaucratic state the world had yet known.

But everything fell apart when he had to move on to a large centralized middle school.

The centralized distribution contract is held at the Federal level.

Now the big movement is to have a centralized water system."

Please see the centralized discussion on this subject before making changes.

"The site is so centralized, it really has the potential to link the city together."

They all share a centralized computer system that is expected to be large enough to give the bank room for years of growth.

One of the problems is that they don't seem to have a centralized government.

I mean, we want centralized identity management because that's the power of this approach.

By 1921 Holland had a centralized school system with nine teachers and 300 students.

The goal was to have all patients with a centralized electronic health record by 2010.

It was there that they hit on the idea of centralized ownership.

The peace under centralized rule would last two and a half centuries.

Is there still a place for a centralized classical arts center?

It exists in a small, centralized and very complex world.

The plan calls for a 12-team league with centralized ownership.