Examples of using The centralization in English and their translations into Arabic
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Progress was made in the centralization of the State treasury.
Staffing considerations have further re-enforced the centralization concept.
We see the blockchain as a response to the centralization of power, thus returning autonomy and freedom to individuals.
His term of office was characterized by the centralization of the State and state management of the economy.
This change has the potential to achieve significant operational gains across missions through the centralization of common functions.
It is anticipated that by 31 December 2011, the centralization of payments for Asia and Africa will be completed.
(d) The centralization of detention centres in the capital city and surrounding areas, making children ' s contact with their families and communities difficult;
We welcome this development if it involves the centralization of activities.
In principle, the centralization of disposals through the global fleet management project should help identify wider options for disposal.
The centralization of the procurement function under the overall authority of the Assistant Secretary-General for Central Support Services has clarified the lines of authority.
One P-4 post and one Field Service postwill not be required following the centralization of the remaining warehousing functions.
Maintain systems and tools for the centralization of data on disarmament, demobilization and reintegration caseloads in Somalia, in coordination with other United Nations partners.
Another remaining challenge is the centralization of grid energy, which hampers energy distribution to the poor.
Developments in containerization and bulk transport have similarly changed the nature of sea transport,leading to the centralization of trade and the marginalization of small operators.
The centralization of Mexico ' s economic and cultural life used to be an obstacle to a full realization of the rights enshrined in article 15 of the Covenant.
In some countries,constitutional and/or legal constraints preclude the centralization of records(e.g., with regard to civilian ownership) at the national level.
The centralization of political authority and the creation of defined categories of belonging have been associated with the practice of denying and depriving minorities of the right to citizenship.
Organization of weekly meetings with Government representatives to monitor andsupport developments for the full restoration of State authority and the centralization of the Treasury in the north.
Yet another source of tension is that between the centralization of processes across government, which tend to go with collaborative government, and devolving delivery responsibilities to line agencies.
Efficiencies have been found by making better use of modern technologies through, for example,videoconferences, the centralization of information systems or a reduction in service-level arrangements.
The centralization of legal authority in the modern State arose in part because the ends of security required the transfer of the means necessary to maintain that security.
This improvement is due to newly-introduced internal procedures for the processing of documents,which included the centralization of coordination and the on-site presence of external staff and consultants.
Efficiencies resulting from the centralization of customer service functions within the Facilities Management Service would allow for the establishment of an Information Management Officer post(P-4).
Consider legal reform to improve access to justice for the poorest plaintiffs,including measures to address high lawyer fees and the centralization of courts(United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland);
In recent years the centralization and automation of many diagnostic and medical departments of our University allowed to concentrate and rationally use the staff, medical equipment, improve the quality of work of each structural unit and create a technology of continuous medical-diagnostic process.
