Then a centralised and planned system was introduced.

The system is still managed in a highly centralised way.

They are too centralised

Centralised supply solved the problem of purchasing materials and equipment There was no need to find markets (state run distribution system)

Although the management of the system is still largely centralised, more tasks are being delegated to lower hierarchical levels and social partners.

Single countries, such as the United States and Japan, have a centralised monetary policy and a centralised fi fiscal policy operated by a single government.

France in the Middle Ages was a de centralised, feudal state.

Responsibilities for waste collection and disposal activities were centralised, although actual services

Be it a centralised or decentralised system, there is a lot of productivity and effectiveness to be gained from the use of a trans European public administration network.

Other systems, such as Microsoft Exchange Server and the Cyrus IMAP server store mailboxes in centralised databases managed by the mail system and not directly accessible by individual users.

In 1940 Latvia was occupied by the Soviet Union and centralised planning was introduced.

In the centralised organisation, there is a strong professional tradition in the computing department.

In case of the EIA and SEA Directives, costs are expected to be significant in particular in countries currently reorganising their administrative structures from a centralised to a decentralised system.

The euro area has one currency with one monetary policy and independent, centralised decision making.

Vocational education Until the restoration of independence in 1990 1991 the system of establishments and programmes of vocational education developed according to the much centralised policy followed in the Soviet Union.

The current transition phase, from the former centralised and highly subsidised system to a free market economy, has a strong influence on the development of the milk sector throughout the NIS countries.

Admission to higher education establishments is based on the competition and the results of centralised examinations.

And we're going to have to build under the assumption that centralised services can kill you.

The collapse of the former centralised command system and the disintegration of the state owned distribution scheme resulted in a completely disorganised agricultural sec tor very often to the detriment of the producers' interests.

Federated, rather than centralised, micro blogging social networking, photo exchange, anonymous publication platforms based around cloudy web servers.

Economies of scale tend to favour uniform approaches in large scale centralised schemes for the restoration of degraded lands.

The nature centralised planning resulted in a very low worker motivation, little prospect of job loss and low productivity.

For example, the United Kingdom has three centralised company registers, whereas n Germany, companies are registered at local courts.

The collapse of centralised economy and other changes that took place after 1990 influenced the very foundation of vocational education.

As most former Soviet factories, all decision making was heavily centralised, and there was a high premium given to technical skills.

Until 1990 all possibilities for upgrading teachers' qualifications were provided by a single centralised institution supervised by the Ministry of Education and Science.

The management of vocational education and training is still highly centralised. However, efforts are being taken to delegate responsibilities to lower hierarchical levels.

As soon as the centralised model of one big mainframe computer is abandoned, the problem of standardisation of computer systems becomes very important.

The company plans to reduce centralised maintenance by leaving only emergency service on the central level, while leaving maintenance on the workshop level.

Some 76.7 of the population of South Australia are residents of the Adelaide metropolitan area, making South Australia one of the most centralised states.

I pointed a couple of times already to the reason why centralised social networking and data distribution services should be replaced by federated services.

The state run system was highly centralised and allowed the distribution of staple foods at guaranteed low prices throughout the country. At the same time significant quantities of food were wasted or traded on the black market and serious inadequacies in food provision occurred.

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There is a tradition in statistical services, including the Danish, of organising computing in a centralised way. Development and maintenance of the systems necessary for collecting, processing, and

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We've got to understand how we can provide people using the ordinary devices already available to them or cheaply available to them to build networking that resists centralised control.

The power system, cooling system, control system are all normal.

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Although all three have been criticised, especially based on their more centralised style of rule, they issued reforms that created a stable enough empire to last well into the 3rd century.

Often processing can be done on a record instead of batch basis, while work is organised more in teams than in departments. The centralised organisation changes to a more decentralised one.

The system ran IBM's AIX operating system.

Payroll, payroll system and payroll processing system

Use system bell instead of system notification