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torcycles with the exception of SS which is	centralised about cars
escribed as a development stage towards the	centralised absolutist state of the 18th century and th
ort in Gozo was weak and it favoured a more	centralised administration it proposed a referendum on
Bach	centralised administrative authority for the Austrian E
er the authority of the Home Office, with a	centralised administrative establishment, the corps was
A	centralised agency that keeps a record of defaults and
ving agencies, whereas others have a single	centralised agency.
Electronic	Centralised Aircraft Monitor (ECAM) is a system that mo
Ex: Airbus calls theirs Electronic	Centralised Aircraft Monitor (ECAM), which in addition
ting and Crew Alerting System or Electronic	Centralised Aircraft Monitor.
The views are pleasant with views	centralised amongst the Yorkshire three peaks, to Wild
ave since played at numerous venues, mostly	centralised around the Worcestershire/Shropshire area.
y residential with a number of small shops,	centralised around the Post Office and general stores o
this was subsequently closed and operations	centralised at the Hatfield location.
est hospital -with all services effectively	centralised at one campus- of the country.
r, all respective activities are at present	centralised at one campus and therefore -in 2010- the g
Catholicos of All Armenians represents the	centralised authority of the Armenian Church.
that state which would represent the later	centralised authority meant by monarchies of later hist
es would work much better than one based on	centralised authority".
It has introduced	Centralised Banking Solution (CBS) on the Flexcube Plat
with a focus on spontaneous action, it was	centralised between 1972 and 1974, with its paper becom
1456 to 1496 in an attempt to enforce more	centralised Burgundian control over the Netherlands.
a micromanager: "His workload was absurdly	centralised by modern standards", and the variable qual
ege site closed down, as it moved to a more	centralised campus in Hatfield.
or small villages, through market towns, to	centralised capital cities or ceremonial centres.
period also presents the first evidence for	centralised ceramic production, with specialist pottery
Content Consolidation -	centralised cleansing, de-duplication and consolidation
They do not seem to have been politically	centralised: coins are relatively rare, none of them lo
rveillance of products that have received a	centralised Community Marketing Authorisation according
Key to the ID Card scheme was a	centralised computer database, the National Identity Re
luded 30 signalised intersections featuring	centralised control and traffic responsive capabilities
ble achievement was instituting a system of	centralised control at the beginning of the reign of Em
	Centralised control of fire on each gun position, direc
roduced by Walter Ulbricht in order to give	centralised control to the economy to be run in as effi
of the signalling modernisation scheme that	centralised control at Pantyffynnon (the level crossing
om the first required collective effort and	centralised coordination of labour.
t for the partisan movement and to maintain	centralised coordination of its activities.
The court has no	centralised courthouse but has a head office in Welling
ment Court is a single court, but it has no	centralised courthouse and it sits in courthouses acros
n of "TIA" (Total Information Awareness), a	centralised database that can be used to track and moni
With increasing industrial tensions and	centralised decision making within British Leyland, Eng
See	centralised discussion at the WikiProject † DBD 09:26,
This is the office of the Eastern District,	centralised finance and property services, and the Esta
This will mean that the	centralised government will dominate all trade and comm
had few strongly defended sites or signs of	centralised government.
,000 square kilometres and contained a very	centralised government.
on privileges and were in favour of a more	centralised government.
When the medical services were	centralised in 1968 he became the chief of the new orga
Government administration in Gozo was	centralised in Valletta and Gozitan affairs became the
for the government of the colony, which was	centralised in Auckland.
ntil 1999, when the morning programming was	centralised in Toronto.
bleach greens, but as bleaching became more	centralised in the Lagan-Bann region, the small greens
In 2010 the Company	centralised its operations at the current factory at Ry
*	Centralised library
for its relatively affordable housing, its	centralised location on the spine of Hong Kong's transp
benefit being that they were now in a more	centralised location within their particular catchment
The NIS continues to provide a number of	centralised maintenance and disclosure services for pol
ses ebXML registry methodology to provide a	centralised method of indexing documents.
to give up their mediaeval privileges to a	centralised monarchy.
bring together the Council's staff in these	centralised offices, improving efficiency and delivery
The film is mainly	centralised on teenagers and it took Long 9 years in Ma
as provided in summer 2008 when all ICT was	centralised on the upper floor of the main building, me
Most of the neighbourhoods are	centralised or aligned along their respective neighbour
a federal state, had a myriad of local and	centralised police agencies, which often were un-coordi
This was greatly expanded in later years as	centralised power generation was adopted in Great Brita
ccess of the 1943 election, Curtin tried to	centralised power by holding an referendum in which wou
ng satellite health centre moved in July to	centralised premises elsewhere.
relocate its several local clinics into one	centralised primary care centre and Green Lane is one o
ls of products that were licensed using the	Centralised procedure.
in all of its dependents but didn't conduct	centralised purchasing up to now.
h require central accounting, which require	centralised rules and regulations.
ciation of Singapore (FAS) as part of their	centralised scouting system of foreign players for S-Le
intention of the consortium was to create a	centralised service for these three franchises with a g
meant that it was always going to be a more	centralised service.
ion would have been reorganised into a less	centralised state.
ion and leaving it the dominant player in a	centralised state.
reached Chorley and was superseded by more	centralised stations at Chorley and Adlington.
er political entities took the place of the	centralised structure.
The miRBase registry provides a	centralised system for assigning new names to microRNA
The site provides purchasers with a	centralised system to advertise all types of contracts
ed the first major step towards realizing a	centralised system of Government pooling together some
89, signalling for the Island Line has been	centralised to the station's signal box.
On December 3, 2004, presentation was	centralised to Southern Cross Broadcasting's play-out c
x was removed after this section changed to	centralised traffic control.
l, while signalling is controlled using the	Centralised Traffic Control system located at Dublin Co
By October 1955 the signalling and	centralised traffic control equipment had been installe
ralian Rail Track Corporation's Broadmeadow	Centralised Traffic Control centre for the northern hal
an area of three acres, the academy gives a	centralised training for Excise staff.
instead of putting them through the normal	centralised training scheme.
in this period, with a re-organisation into	centralised villages in the latter part in the east of
ogy Unit have now since been demolished and	centralised within the new building and will be replace

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