Sentence examples for centre principles from inspiring English sources

Some MMIs assess more than one candidate's competency per station using assessment centre or selection centre principles [ 8, 9, 15, 23- 26].

Above all, the debates on social media centre on principles, and the conflict between them.

20 MDT considerations and functioning in non-surgical centres MDT considerations and functioning in non-surgical centres The principles of MDT structure and functioning apply to non-surgical cardiology units to the same extent as they do to cardiac surgical centres.

The team's style has centred on principles of open, attacking football with flair and creativity as well as intelligent use of space – the kind of tactical precepts associated with the glory days of men's Dutch football.

"Will she go down in the history books as a chancellor who mediates or as one who leads?" he wonders.Last autumn, when the mood was similarly mutinous, Mrs Merkel re-embraced the centre-right principles that supposedly unite her "Christian-liberal" coalition.

The recommendations of the review include: A "town centre first" principle whereby public bodies will consider how they can support town centres before considering development elsewhere.

In a system that is centred on principles of meritocracy and heavily reliant upon assessment data for ability grouping from a very young age, it is imperative that such data represents a true reflection of learner understanding.

As the NHS considers the next question for such records, we suggest that conceptualising them dynamically (as components of a socio-technical network) rather than statically (as containers for data), and applying user centred design principles more explicitly, might improve their chances of adoption and use.

By that time the basic Labadist principles centred upon an existence in which goods and meals were held in common.

It has always tried different ways of doing business, centred around the principles of shared wellbeing, and recognised the conundrum of entering the coffee pods market.

Norway effectively abolished incarceration as a punishment and reconceived prisons instead as rehabilitation centres built on principles of human rights, and rates of reoffending are a third of the UK's.