Examples of using Centralisation in English and their translations into German
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You talk about decentralisation but practise centralisation.
A major factor in this success is the strategy of centralisation.
Centralisation of nearly all government statistics under SCB.
On the other hand, accumulation promotes centralisation, and contrariwise.
Centralisation has huge advantages but requires effective information management.
Energy transition and digitalisation between decentralisation and centralisation.
When the competition and the centralisation of capital are being reproduced on a world scale, we find the same two types.
Mr Fraser referred to the Item 26(Communication) and the centralisation process.
The large size factor generally favours centralisation around a few key international currencies.
One of the fundamental mistakes of the 2002 reform was excessive centralisation.
There is an alarming tendency towards complete centralisation within the Euroland countries.
It will involve centralisation and consolidation of the Magna Active Directory and messaging environment.
Such proposals therefore make it easier to fight against centralisation and bureaucracy.
Such centralisation would bring companies considerable economies of scale and cut administrative costs significantly.
VAT harmonisation is about centralisation and the consolidation of EU power.
Centralisation has from 1851 to 1861 destroyed principally farms of the first three categories, under 1 and not over 15 acres.
There is no way back, but only ever more integration, more centralisation and more Brussels, without the corresponding democracy.
In the common struggle to hasten the proletarian revolution,the greatest unity and strictest centralisation are essential.
Both success and failure lead now simultaneously to a centralisation of capital, and thus to an expropriation on the most enormous scale.
Greater centralisation is always spreading in manufactures, commerce, and agriculture, and an expropriation of the smaller capitalists by the greater grows.
Gain and loss through fluctuations in the price of these titles of ownership, and their centralisation in the hands of railroad kings, etc.
Centralisation of the network of disposal facilities such as dumps or thermal waste-processing plants extends the trips between collection areas and offloading sites.
The Constitution involves a huge concentration and centralisation of the EU elites' political power, especially over the judiciary and police.
If these Swiss local revolts succeeded,it was simply due to the fact that there was still less centralisation in Switzerland than in Germany.
Centralisation means arrogant governments that think they know better than the people who are experiencing the regional problems and who choose solutions for them themselves.
The two most importantprocesses of capitalist development are concentration and centralisation of capital; they are often confused but must be clearly distinguished.
Trengthened cooperation among all the actors concerned(Member States, Commission, European CentralBank and Europol) and improved exchange and centralisation of information.
On the contrary, there could even be a risk that excessive centralisation or harmonisation of economic policies might stifle healthy competition and weaken economic efficiency.
Centralisation of the network of waste disposal facilities, such as landfills or thermal treatment plants, leads to longer transport routes between the collection and the unloading point.
The advantages of in-ear measuring are that it avoids movement-related artefacts at a stable temperature, has low tremor susceptibility,low orthostatic pressure modulation and superior stability with centralisation.