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Before Christmas, the Department of Health distanced itself from the idea of centralising bookings, saying there were "no plans" for a national call centre.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

Meanwhile, some Muslim organisations and social workers in the city have been propagating the idea of centralising zakat collection and disbursement.

Daily News & Analysis 2010

According to Rob Lovell, chief executive of business IT on demand provider ThinkGrid, end users have to become familiar with the idea of centralising their data in a location away from their office.

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We must give up the idea of centralising, controlling, coordinating and planning in a conventional way.

Nonprofit Online News 2008

(aka centralising ownership) they could increase profits.

Tyee - Home 2009

(aka centralising ownership) they could increase profits.

Tyee - Home 2009

Singh must have thought that he would please his political and ideological masters in the BJP and the RSS by balancing this view with an interpretation of Jawaharlal Nehru - whose inheritance the ruling Congress Party is enjoying today - as a powergrabbing 'centralising' force.

Pinaki Bhattacharya: Travails of Writing Revisionist History 2009

Bundred made a veiled criticism of the department, saying it had a "centralising" view of the NHS and failed to understand the "autonomy proposed for hospitals".

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Still not clear what the Church intends to do with the land in question and the rationale for "centralising" social services all in one location.

SARA - Southeast Asian RSS Aggregator 2009

This looks like a centralising not a de-centralising measure.

Police and politicians: a volatile mix 2011