Sentence examples for centres intended from inspiring English sources

The report highlights the difficulties that authorities have in correctly assessing the age of a child and notes that inaccurate age assessments have meant that some children have been wrongly held in detention centres intended for adults.

But answering MPs' questions after his statement, Clark went further in defining "sustainable" when he said: "It's not sustainable to have a shopping centre outside the town centre, it's not sustainable to build on green belt" – the protected land around urban centres intended to prevent suburban sprawl.

As a result two centres intend to totally re-implement their existing systems with simpler, standard ERP software, despite the significant investment already made.

Around 17,000 people were in shelters, including 9,000 in a Houston convention centre intended to hold half as many.

The highlight of the visit was the opening of the American Space, a centre intended to serve as a hub for U.S. culture and education.

The land on which Anfield stands was to be developed into a commercial centre intended to bring real businesses to the area.

Simeon turned the new Bulgarian capital Preslav into a magnificent religious and cultural centre, intended more as a display of his realm's heyday and as a royal residence than as a military fortress.

By bringing PSB and IVMS together, the centre intends to help build bridges between structural biology and medical applications.

MacKenzie, who is now based at the Centurion Gymnastics Centre, intends to continue working with his Huntingdon coach Paul Hall and will send videos of his progress to receive tuition.

Accommodation centres were intended to house asylum seekers for up to six months while their applications were considered.

The Prevent project – based at Edinburgh University, though it involves several other UK research centres – is intended to detect signs of Alzheimer's in people while they are still relatively young.