Sentence examples for centred on human from inspiring English sources

In Northern Ireland, Lord Morrow has brought a private member's bill centred on human trafficking that also proposes to outlaw the purchasing of sex.

Franzen realised something like this when he read Underworld, and pledged to put the matter right by producing, in his novel The Corrections, a book of DeLillo-like breadth and intellectual critique which was centred on human beings.

'Today, Peru has one of the most productive fishing grounds in the world and the European Union is sending its ships away from its own tired waters to fish African waters, underpaying African countries to fish their finite resources.' Kurlansky specialises in entertaining social history centred on human staples: he's done cod, oysters and salt brilliantly.

This year's group leader Kay Teschke, a professor in epidemiology and the key creator of the Bridge program, keeps our often tangential group discussions centred on human disease endpoints.

Several methylation databases centred on human diseases have also been compiled, including DiseaseMeth [ 26] and the Cancer methylome system (CMS) [ 27].

This resurgence coincided with the abovementioned realisation that improvement efforts centred on human factors engineering and techniques imported from 'high reliability' industries such as aviation and nuclear power were having only modest impacts.

This paper presents the conceptual framework for a study of musical experience and the associated architecture centred on Human-Humanoid Interaction (HHI).

But they do have one thing in common: they are centred on the human being.

Prometheus, which starred Noomi Rapace, Charlize Theron, Michael Fassbender and Idris Elba, centred on the human crew of a spaceship sent to investigate a distant planet where the answers to mankind's origins may lie hidden.

He served the Alliance until 1978, his work centred on issues of human rights, inter-church relations and communications, editing the Alliance's journal and co-producing the radio programme Intervox.

In particular, these centred on improvements to human resourcing and increasing the provision of health-related information via various media and methods of dissemination (Table 6).