Sentence examples for are a central aspect from inspiring English sources

But those are exactly what rightwingers such as Cameron and George Osborne have in their sights: they are a central aspect of what Cameron and Donald Tusk agreed could potentially be got rid of in the recent deal.

Maintenance and discard patterns are a central aspect of projectile point analyses.

Cost data are a central aspect of eco-efficiency measures, either as means to assess value of production, or, more directly, as one dimension of the efficiency ratio.

He did not talk about death, though it is a central aspect of his grand vision.

Indeed, as Frances Fox Piven has emphasised, disrupting the system is a central aspect of changing it.

The maps were a central aspect of an exhibition on the Open Mumbai project in 2012.

"Reading and understanding these aberrations in the natural world has always been a central aspect of Chinese culture," he said.

Given his fondness for the long take, choreography is a central aspect of Mr. Wright's films.

It is a central aspect of our being as a species.' It is typical Gould: high in emotion and rich in historical perspective, slightly mawkish, but ultimately upbeat.

In fact, in the novel, the need for a representative literature is a central aspect of 14-year-old Ponyboy Curtis's existential crisis.

From the outset there was much talk about "basic income policy", which has always been a central aspect of green politics.