Examples of using Centralisation in English and their translations into Chinese
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The risk of European centralisation.
That is centralisation, concentration of power.
The task is to find the optimum degree of centralisation for each situation.
However, this centralisation is not reflected in the armed forces.
But it also reflected a real development of self-organisation and centralisation.
Centralisation: The degree to which subordinates participate in decision-making.
In my view blockchains will eventually have layers of centralisation like the lightning network.
This centralisation of control over property has led to the control of political life.
With regards to document management systems(DMS), centralisation has been the goal for many years;
The process of centralisation and bureaucratisation brought other important consequences.
The choice, therefore, is not between‘bureaucratic centralisation' and‘decentralised self-management'.
The centralisation of information also worries me because it makes it easier for things to disappear.
For decades, offshoring, outsourcing and centralisation have driven the Finance function's productivity agenda.
Centralisation of authority means concentrations of power of decision making in a few hands.
In the case of Qingdao,they have succeeded in reducing labour costs by 70% through using the centralisation model.
It repudiates excessive centralisation on the one hand, and disclaims all attempts at uniformity on the other.
Bulgaria is a unitary parliamentary republic with a high degree of political,administrative and economic centralisation.
It repudiates excessive centralisation on the one hand, and disclaims all attempts at uniformity on the other.
In other words, country-specific factors of inflation remain considerable,for example the degree of wage negotiation centralisation.
The laws of this centralisation of capitals, or of the attraction of capital by capital, cannot be developed here.
Until now, we simply haven't had the technology that would allow us tomake such changes without introducing new points of centralisation and control.
The state centralisation and control that had helped create one of football's finest teams would blow it apart forever.
Casado of Andreessen Horowitz said:“Fivetran technology solves the last remaining hurdle to widespread adoption of data analytics programs-data centralisation.
Centralisation supplements the work of accumulation, by enabling the industrial capitalists to expand the scale of their operations.
Such are the three fundamental slogans: centralisation of food work, unity of the proletariat and organisation of the poor peasants.
Centralisation has been a key theme in corporate treasury for some years, with many corporations successfully operating regional centres to support particular geographies.
This centralisation is inevitable because it is inherent in the anarchy of the present system and independent of our desires.
The centralisation of population has the same influence upon the same persons, whether it affects them in a great city or a small factory.