Centralise

One involves havingspecialist services and a major trauma unit in Ashford, and the other to centralise east Kent hospital care with a sole A&E centre in Canterbury.

Orkney Islands Council has called for a ‘pause’ on plans to centralise air traffic control operations until an Islands Impact Assessment is carried out.

While both will use Bluetooth Low Energy to detect proximity of other phones running the app, the NHS wants to centralise that data, meaning that everything heads into a central location for processing.

Spain, however, relied almost exclusively on brute force to centralise the country and keep it together.

The NPA had been in contact with its provincial branches to centralise the case, as some of the incidents had allegedly also taken place in the Western Cape, Shuping said.

Another term would raise the profile of Chouhan and Singh within the BJP whereas their defeat could strengthen the forces that seek to centralise decision-making in the party.

Yet another move by Government to centralise government departments (the tax offices at Llanishen will be moving into Cardiff City Centre).

Hitler created a three-man committee with representatives of the State, the army, and the Party in an attempt to centralise control of the war economy.

However, in the new millennium the trend has been for the national delegations to centralise their activity and hold their celebrations in the Euroclub.

Once the dimensions of the project had become apparent, a foundation was created to organise future excavations and to build and operate a museum on the site, and to centralise publicity and documentation.

This was a successful attempt to centralise the capital in the very outspread state, and it was the first time the city began to grow.