Sentence examples for be centred upon from inspiring English sources

Robert Talbut, chief investment officer of Royal London Asset Management, said: "Any future policy measures have to be centred upon repairing overall market confidence rather than punishing institutions.

The Tokyo Game Show is centred upon serving Japanese gamers and their commercial tastes.

…Byzantium was centred upon the Studites, who came to be a faction against the court.

Jurisprudence was centred upon it; in both teaching and writing, scholars discussed it article by article.

Humanism is centred upon the agency of human individuality and subjective intuition, rather than on received ideas and authority.

Monasticism in 9th-century Byzantium was centred upon the Studites, who came to be a faction against the court.

But unfortunately this blog is centred upon sporting thrashings, so there is only one match that I can write about here: Howard Clark v Tom Kite, 1989.

This work is essentially a detailed study of prosperous middle-class society and is centred upon the family of the title.

From this beginning developed the long tradition of liturgical drama, which, like the sequence, is centred upon the major feasts of the church year.

Thus, it concludes that the rationale for grass roots resistance to redevelopment is centred upon a strong place attachment, but also opposition to the privatization of public housing and the desire for poverty to be addressed in an holistic manner.

Juste Avant la Nuit (Just Before Nightfall, 1971) was the reverse of La Femme Infidèle, being centred upon an unfaithful husband, yet in both cases it is the husband who does the killing.