Sentence examples for centers from inspiring English sources

During a Code Blue, the city relaxes the usual intake process for people who want to access shelters and "drop-in" centers and doubles the number of teams that search for homeless people at risk.

Christie spokesman Kevin Roberts said in an email that critics of the tax breaks "offer no alternative plans for creating jobs, growing the economy or renewing our urban centers".

Industrial justice leads to industrial detention: Operation Streamline funnels 30% of all those convicted into the waiting beds of detention centers run by one of the county's three largest for-profit prison operators.

Different documents Snowden disclosed, published by the Washington Post, indicated that NSA takes data as it transits between Yahoo and Google data centers, an activity reportedly conducted not under Section 702 but under a seminal executive order known as 12333.

And the long-term outlook is rosy: Federal government spending on immigrant detention in private centers has gone from $760m in 2002 to upwards of $1bn annually today.

The filmmakers are also talking with other local organizers and workers centers about how to roll out the documentary effectively.

On the other hand, the danger is always that it re-centers whites, who have long been at the center of social research in the US.

He argues that each individual living thing in nature whether it is an animal, a plant, or a micro-organism is a "teleological-center-of-life" having a good or well-being of its own which can be enhanced or damicro-organism isll individuals who are teleological-center-of-lifee havingqual intrinsic value (or what he calls "inherent worth") which entitles them to moral respect.

A study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the US found that nearly a million visits to the doctor each year relate to eye infections from lenses.

But Christie's tough-on-crime CV includes a close relationship to the euphemistically-named Community Education Centers, the president of which is Christie's former law partner and political advisor.

He has accused Democrats and the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Protection of waging a war on women after two American nurses contracted Ebola.