Examples of using Centralisation in English and their translations into Serbian
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And then there is centralisation.
The centralisation of information also worries me because it makes it easier for things to disappear.
Of this was political centralisation.
That is not decentralisation;it is centralisation.
Consequence of this was political centralisation.
The centralisation will enable procurement homogenisation, administrative expense reduction and productivity increase.
The necessary consequence of this was political centralisation.
(5) Centralisation of credit in the hands of the State, by means of a national bank with State capital and an exclusive monopoly.
This situation, plusa one-party system, contributed to a centralisation of power in Ankara.
This centralisation of all applications drastically simplifies home automation control and helps to economise on time and resources.
Bulgaria is a unitary parliamentary republic with a high degree of political, administrative,and economic centralisation.
They remain deeply distrustful of ideas promoting centralisation or BiH national unity-- ideas which they see mainly as emanating from the Bosniaks.
Serbia's former education minister charges that planned changes to the country's school system will undermine previous reforms and reinstate centralisation.
On an institutional level this heritage includes(over)centralisation, the militarisation of civilian institutions, bureaucratisation, monopolisation.
His area of expertise is large infrastructural systems and networks, andhis current interests are primarily focused on the centralisation of systems in business IT.
He will come, and everything will be already in place:total centralisation, all people counted, everyone has his or her number and card that contains everything up to one's views.
This has been consistently interpreted as applying not to the peoples but rather to the states andinstitutions compounded by a European Court of Justice that has consistently supported greater centralisation.
He will come, and everything will be already in place:total centralisation, all people counted, everyone has his or her number and card that contains everything up to one's views.
It would implicitly endorse the view that the Republic of Srpska was built on genocide and thus endanger its further existence andplay into the hands of those pressuring for the centralisation of Bosnia.
The hyperlink was a way to abandon centralisation- all the links, lines and hierarchies- and replace them with something more distributed, a system of nodes and networks.
Critics have complained for years that the central government has been unable to solve local problems, while centralisation contributes to inefficiency and constant delays.
However, during the course of time, with centralisation and changes to state structure, the economic system and military organisation occurring, many of the services that the Vlachs used to provide for the Ottomans became superfluous.
Mayor Bojan Kontič sees the plans, announced by Gorenje in late October,as yet another step to centralisation, which he says is one of Slovenia's key problems.
As a result of the centralisation of art education system in 1951, all studies were transferred from Tartu to Tallinn, architectural studies were added, and the name was changed to the State Art Institute of the Estonian SSR(SAIE, Estonian abbreviation ERKI).
There will be full freedom for the development of new forms of production, invention, and organisation; individual initiative will be en- couraged,and the tendency towards uniformity and centralisation will be discouraged'.
But the determination to deny the failure has led to particularly incoherent policies by the West,pushing for more centralisation in Bosnia to weaken the Bosnian Serb entity to the benefit of the Bosnian central government, while going in the other direction in Kosovo to the point of secession.
The centralisation project implies that al types of procurement are conducted from one place- through the local Procurement Unit, which means that the organisational units in charge of procurement and other units of the Bank will conduct this activity together, unless a procurement is defined as an independent category.
It would be good for others also to apply similar solutions, in particular, for main public authorities, where a traditional, butunnecessary and exaggerated centralisation still constitutes one of most significant problems in communication with the public.
Speaking of the damage done trhough incessant centralisation, abolishing and reducing commanding authority, Minister Vulin stated that it would be repaired by giving greater authority to arms' and brigades commanders to autonomously decide on admission of civilians in their units and on provision of services within the purview of their responsibilities.
The reign of the tsars started officially with Ivan IV of Russia(Ivan the Terrible), the first monarch to be crowned Tsar of Russia, but in practice it started with the first to use the title of tsar, Ivan III of Russia(Ivan the Great),who completed centralisation of the state(traditionally known as the gathering of the Russian lands) at the same time as Louis XII did the same in France.