Sentence examples for centrality of this issue from inspiring English sources
The centrality of this issue has been underlined for me recently by three developments.
President Barack Obama acknowledged the centrality of this issue in a major speech in Cairo in March 2009, when he called for a freeze on all settlement activity.
Despite the centrality of this issue, there is a dearth of studies that examine the retention of nurses in underserved areas in the Middle East Region.
They also complained that despite the centrality of that issue, there was no animal toxicologist on the advisory committee.
And in America, you can see it in the centrality of the issue of illegal immigrants to opposition to health-care reform.
He also acknowledged the centrality of the issue to Arab leaders, saying it was necessary to "remove the level of humiliation that exists in the region," reflected in Palestinian grievances, which increase anxiety and aggravate violence.
Obama's likely presidential challenger Mitt Romney has understood the centrality of the issue and has made his position clear.
Meuwissen (2002) highlights the centrality of the issue of motivation by suggesting that a fundamental question is 'why should community members be motivated to commit themselves to the tedious task of regularly performing administrative supervision correctly over a long period of time' (p. 312).
It is important to recognise the centrality of these issues because people who use drugs are widely made the object of stigmatization and discrimination [ 3].
RB: Well, I think that that means, to me at least, an appreciation of the innate humanness of the issue, and the centrality of this as a core human rights issue globally.
Alpher's compelling new book, No End of Conflict, focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in an attempt to restore the centrality of an issue he feels is being neglected, and in it he looks at Israel's growing relations with the Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, that are born in part of a shared fear of Iran.
