Examples of using Centralised in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Centralised property data.
The occupying forces established a centralised state based on the ideas of the French Revolution.
A centralised totalitarian state was established, no longer based on the rule of law.
However, a major difference is that Bitcoin isnot subject to supply uncertainty created by centralised banks.
They usually have a centralised head office where they coordinate global management.
Recently, many people have asked about cracks for‘Just Cause 3′,so here is a centralised answer to this question.
In the centralised states of Europe, the average is one murder a year per 100,000 people.
Israel's"official culture" represents only a smallminority that has been in full control of its centralised system for many decades.
They have to confront a centralised capitalist adversary, intimately bound up with state power.
Upon arrival at the factory, all the phases(handling, storage, creation of blends and preparation for roasting)are monitored by a centralised information system.
Core framework to manage centralised user database, settings, server meta data and logic, handle web requests and security.
The nationalisation was led by Herbert Morrison who had had the experience of uniting London's buses andunderground train system into a centralised system in the 1930s.
For Hayek and the Mount Pelerin group, the centralised economic planning that characterised both communism and fascism was a recipe for disaster.
The rule of law, regular democratic rotations in power and human rights protections wereput in place to create obstacles to overbearing, overly centralised government.
England during this period had a centralised, organised and effective government, largely due to the reforms of Henry VII and Henry VIII.
Also governments should not be providing forms of welfare to its citizens, since welfare undercuts how the market allocates value andintroduces too much centralised planning.
No centralised, bureaucratic, and hence military State, albeit called a republic, could enter seriously and sincerely into an international federation.
Under his rule the GrandDuchy of Lithuania gradually became more centralised, as local princes with dynastic ties to the throne were replaced by the governors loyal to Vytautas.
Ulbricht- and other market builders like him-had recapitulated this developmental history by combining reputation-based incentives and centralised adjudication.
The advantages of the virtualized core and centralised architecture together with other powerful features are available to all types of operator and end user.
I'm grateful for everything you have done to help connect the world, and for everything you have taught me,including about encryption and its ability to take power from centralised systems and put it back in people's hands.
This means that in practical terms that rather than being directed by a centralised state, an anarchist society would involve individuals and groups organising on a federative basis.
With such features as centralised administration of UNIX server clusters, flexible customisation, load distribution and data backups, your customers will be able to manage their servers independently within the limits you set up.
Among the few domestic developments known during his reign,Norway developed a more centralised rule and moved closer to the European model of church organisation.
Thomas Hobbes believed that we need a strong centralised government to keep us in line because our nature would otherwise lead us to live a life that he memorably characterised as‘solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short'.
Sultan Ibrahim's relations with Clementi's successor, Sir Shenton Thomas did notfare well as Thomas attempted to form a centralised Malayan Union by bringing Johore and other Unfederated Malay States under the direct charge of the Straits Governor.
Thomas Hobbes believed that we need a strong centralised government to keep us in line because our nature would otherwise lead us to live a life that he memorably characterised as‘solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short'.
Climbing conditions, such as, altitude and weather are projected onto a centralised screen, along with the overall positions of all teams in the game to keep the competition heightened throughout the game.
Geographical and economic constraints suggest that rather than a regular centralised authority, the outer states were most likely to have been connected mainly by trade connections, which was probably a royal monopoly.