Sentence examples for be the central topic from inspiring English sources

The Hoffman report is expected to be the central topic of discussion.

But concerns over growth, austerity and stability in the euro zone looked certain to be the central topic of negotiations yet again.

Once again, sluggish growth in advanced economies, and in particular the unfurling economic and fiscal afflictions in the euro zone, will be the central topic of discussion.

It had written about the visit beforehand as if the brutal repression of Chechens ought to be the central topic, and it kept referring to Mr. Putin's refusals to visit as a "bouderie" -- a sulk.

After the Camp David talks wrap up late on Saturday afternoon, Obama will fly to his home town of Chicago where he will host a two-day NATO meeting at which the Afghanistan war will be the central topic.

Pain proved to be the central topic reported by patients, with a total of 159 concepts linked to the ICF Core Set category sensation of pain (b280).

Still, Greece was the central topic at the government's regular news conference in Berlin on Wednesday after a meeting of Ms. Merkel's cabinet.

Such comparison is the central topic of the present paper.

The mind-body relation (psyche-soma) has always been the central topic of philosophical anthropology and psychology.

Moreover, in spite of its algebraic simplicity, both problems are the central topic of a large number of research papers in the last years (see [7, 11, 13] and references therein).

"For me, the reforms are the central topic," Scala said in a statement.