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Funding of the centres has also proved to be a challenge.
A network of regional business promotion centres has been established.
One of these centres has transformed into a temple.
An official guide for the establishment of daycare centres has been.
The list of marketing centres has also been changed.
Over recent decades the average duration of placements in reception centres has declined.
Solidarity between financial centres has taken on an institutional form.
Health care has expanded as the number of hospitals and health centres has increased.
The growing number of centres has naturally led to an increase in capacity.
In this regard also the important role of training centres has to be underlined.
Formation of competence centres has become an important step in efficiency upgrading.
A piped well that once stood between these two centres has since disappeared.
A network of ten centres has been established in the main areas of employment.
The rebuilding of schools and health centres has proceeded steadily.
A network of centres has been established for the prevention and treatment of AIDS.
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The medical equipment in remand centres has begun to be replaced.
Batshaw Centres has a wealth of experience and a very dedicated and passionate staff.
The curfew placed on a few urban centres has been completely lifted.
The time of the mass and infill construction of housing and shopping centres has passed.
The budget of the intervention centres has been stepped up on an ongoing basis.
Over recent decades the number of children placed in the reception centres has declined sharply.
Staffing of regional service centres has grown considerably in the past three years.
The development of Roma community centres has begun.
The deterioration of city centres has rendered traditional public open spaces obsolete.
A rotation of Directors involving other centres has been completed.
The establishment of these centres has helped improve the analysis of particular human rights issues.
Distance information and education system through web sites of the Centres has been created.
The percentage of private day care centres has increased significantly in recent years.
Batshaw Centres has developed a range of programs to better prepare them for independent living.
Copying by microfilm in many archival centres has greatly lightened this burden.
Each of these centres has a different profile, potential for growth and identity within their community.
The transformation of special schools in resource centres has been continued in most countries.
Today, Arabian Centres has a portfolio of 21 assets strategically located in 11 major Saudi cities.
The concept of transit centres or processing centres has been part of this wider debate.
A network of TB centres has been established and is growing.
In Belgium too the rate of opening large new shopping centres has slowed down.
Cutting energy use in data centres has become critical for many businesses.
A national network of Domestic Violence Advice and Support Centres has also been set up.
The consolidation of regional call centres has reportedly resulted in a number of dispatching errors.
The rationalization of the network of United Nations information centres has now entered a new phase.
Energy consumption by data centres has become a pressing issue for the tech industry.
Cooperation with the Basel Convention regional centres has also continued.
The idea of Euro Info Centres has therefore failed to take off in Italy.
The consultation process with the regions and Crown Assets Distribution Centres has been completed.
The budget allocated to the care centres has been increased over the reporting period.
A register of detainees or co-defendants entering the various detention centres has been established.
Each of our Business centres has individual offices.
Over the years, the number of unnatural deaths in correctional centres has reduced.
The virtualization and consolidation of data centres has also contributed to achieving economies of scale.
For Elizabeth, the implementation of healing lodges and Aboriginal Healing Centres has been critical.
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