Examples of using Centralization in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Centralization Committee.
Thus, Casper willcreate a system that could resist mining centralization.
Centralization considered harmful.
More important than centralization, there is too much cartelization.
Centralization refers to the degree to which decision making is concentrated at a single point in the organization.
In the longer term, I do think the weaknesses of centralization are going to show themselves.”.
And I think centralization will ultimately be the downfall of a lot of these other coins.
I am a theoretician, and I mingle with economists,and it really seems there is too much centralization.
The most immediate way to change the centralization in the food industry is to enable and encourage imports,” Halperin said.
Under the Christian Social Party,the Austrian government was moving towards centralization of power in the Fascist model.
The register is intended to serve for the centralization and secure transmission of credit information regarding retail customers.
An application server handles most transactions involving logic anddata access application(this used to be called'centralization', some time ago…).
Seymour was especially critical of Lincoln's wartime centralization of power and restrictions on civil liberties, as well as his support of emancipation.
We value the unhindered cross- pollination and exchange of fannish ideas andcultures while seeking to avoid the homogenization or centralization of fandom.
There is a tendency to centralize systems as much as possible,for obvious reasons, though centralization requirements also occur due to acquisitions of another company.
It also led to the centralization of power, with party hierarchies rather than electors determining whether individual political candidates were to be rewarded or punished.
Emperor Haile Selassie began an aggressive program of modernization and centralization of the structure of the state.
He was also Chair of the Centralization Committee, the committee established by the Israeli government in 2011 to formulate solutions to the problem of centralization in the economy.
Similar to the nearby towns of Perge and Side,the city's eventual decline was due to the silting up of its harbor and the centralization policies of the Byzantine Empire.
The first French Revolution developed centralization,"but at the same time" it increased"the extent, the attributes and the number of agents of governmental power.
The concern was about smaller airportsthat really don't have enough critical mass to do centralization,” Greenbrier Valley Airport manager Jerry O'Sullivan said.
The political and economic organization of social life must not, as at present, be directed from the summit to the base-- the center to the circumference--imposing unity through forced centralization.
Cardinal Richelieu's policy involved two primary goals: centralization of power in France and opposition to the Habsburg dynasty(which ruled in both Austria and Spain).
The emergent civilization writes a new code of behavior for us and carries us beyond standardization,synchronization and centralization, beyond the concentration of energy, money, and power.
In conceiving Multivac, Asimov was extrapolating the trend towards centralization that characterized computation technology planning in the 1950s to an ultimate centrally managed global computer.
The importance of the centralization of technical capabilities under one roof with shared responsibilities is clear to anyone who has encountered the‘accusing finger' syndrome, where everyone involved in a complex project points to someone else as the guilty party in any malfunction,” says Tomer Schwaitzer.
Mr. Jefferson wrote in 1823 that there was no danger hedreaded so much as“the consolidation[i.e., centralization] of our government by the noiseless and therefore unalarming instrumentality of the Supreme Court.”.