Sentence examples for centred on whether from inspiring English sources

The concern, expressed publicly by Hiddink on more than one occasion, centred on whether the current crop, bolstered by only three survivors from 2009, were blessed with the same natural born leaders to rally.

Noonan warned that any new referendum on the outcome of last week's EU agreement (the one minus the Brits) would be centred on whether or not Ireland stays in the euro.

And the discussions are always centred on whether the alleged target was justified in being "offended".

Recently talk has centred on whether BHP will revive its failed bid for Rio.

The post-match debate has also centred on whether Carlsen, at 26 years old, has reached his peak.

Much of the current debate about music seems to be centred on whether it has run out of forward motion.

The policy debate outside the region currently centres on whether to use force if talks fail.

A jury of six people will be selected following the pretrial hearing, which centres on whether certain statements McMillan made after her arrest can be used against her.

Joe Hart kept that shot out but Murray tapped in, the visitors' vociferous complaints thereafter centring on whether Dann had been offside.

Now the case will centre on whether the state can interfere with Purdy's right to take decisions about the quality of her life and death.

The latest allegations centre on whether the Royal Bank of Scotland deliberately forced viable businesses to the brink to enable the bailed-out bank to make a profit on buying up their properties.