The National Theatre would become part of that process," he said, "The Festival of Britain, the centrepiece of post-war culture, was erected in 1951, on the anniversary of the Great Exhibition, intended as a symbol of recovery and a confident trumpet call".
Mr Coburn has called for the elimination of earmarking to be the centrepiece of any post-Abramoff reforms in Congress, and pledged to force his colleagues to justify their earmarks on the floor of the Senate.The deliverer of bad tidingsThere are all sorts of reasons why he might fail.
Combining both legal and empirical research, this book explores the statutory aspects and practice of Gacaca Courts (inkiko gacaca), the centrepiece of Rwanda's post-genocide transitional justice system, assessing their contribution to truth, justice and reconciliation.
By the following June, it was exhibited as the centrepiece of his first post-art school solo exhibition, at Auckland's St Paul Street Gallery.
Moody's said the centrepiece of George Osborne's first post-election budget was credit negative for retailers, hotels and restaurant groups, which have high employee costs.
Sir Ivan Rogers, who unexpectedly resigned from the post last month, challenged the centrepiece of Theresa May's withdrawal strategy by saying the EU had no appetite to give the UK an interim free trade deal.
UNICEF sees the EEPCT programme as the centrepiece of its education-programme activities in humanitarian crises, post-crisis and transition situations.
The howls of protest about this will reverberate for months (see article).The irony is that the centrepiece of the changes, the abolition of the Lord Chancellor's post, would have been broadly welcomed if handled more skilfully.
Great as centrepiece of a banquet.
J. Grimes: Centrepiece of amalgam in canine?
Kalusha became the centrepiece of a new team.
