Sentence examples for centered on the issue of from inspiring English sources
A separate dispute at the convention involving the foreign minister, Dr. Abdullah, who uses one name, centered on the issue of Afghans who remained during years of war and those who went into exile.
The change was psychological, political, and strategic, but it centered on the issue of the war — and, more broadly, the issue of national security.
The investigation centered on the issue of whether Sotheby's colluded with Christie's in a host of business practices, including fixing fees and commissions charged at auctions.
European Union officials said that since Monday, discussions had centered on the issue of sending monitors to Ukraine and Russia to verify the amount of gas crossing the border.
Most attention centered on the issue of theoretical reductionism.
Most discussion in contemporary philosophy of science has centered on the issue of epistemic reduction (rather than ontological or methodological reduction; see Hoyningen-Huene 1989).
The issue of adaptive and generative learning has not been featured in the small firm, despite numerous studies centered on the issues of entrepreneurial innovation and learning orientation (Jasra et al., 2011; Wolff et al., 2014).
The show is called According To What? and it is centered on the issues of freedom of speech, self-expression and other basic human rights (or lack thereof) in China and around the world.
But the key to the negotiations appeared to center on the issue of pensions and health care costs, which have been of increasing concern for public agencies.
But as voters prepare to go to the polls on Monday to choose a provincial assembly and premier, newspaper columnists and academics are marveling at the fact that this is the first vote in two generations that will not center on the issue of sovereignty.
But it is rare for those disputes to spill over into public view and even rarer (at least when it comes to Republican politics) for them to center on the issue of gay rights.
