Sentence examples for centres involve from inspiring English sources

All three of the bids shortlisted for a chance to occupy the Olympic press and broadcast centres involve a higher or further education element – from a fashion college, to a link-up between a French sports retailer and Loughborough University, to research and technology centres.

Now numbering 13, these centres involve more than 50 UK universities.

A sub-study on legal agency was performed at one of the centres involved in the AdCare study and involved 172 patients.

"There are a series of childcare centres involving Australian investment in Shanghai and Beijing and Mr Burke visited established and developing sites in both cities," he said.

Moreover, as Jacqueline Pongracic, head of allergy at the Ann and Robert Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, one of the centres involved, observes, the process seems safe.

Yet this flies in the face of a growing international mood that could even see some of the main global financial centres involved, including the City of London and Wall Street.

Nigel Hewlett, a senior fisheries scientist at the Environment Agency, said the incidents last year had been "quite widespread" and ornamental fish were "likely" to be the cause, but the fishing centres involved had a legal right to keep it private.

The art centres involved in this programme of work have felt as though they are a part of the process of making theatre and that there will be an audience because of the level of participation around the project.

These operations begin with an order from one of the command centres involved in Operation Sovereign Borders to deploy a lifeboat for the return of a group of asylum seekers.

Britain, for example, which has the second-lowest corporate-tax rate among the G8 (after Russia), recently cut it further.Critics counter that the use of offshore centres involves more sleight of hand than genuine competition.

Scientists also have proposed a suffocation false alarm theory, in which signals about potential suffocation arise from physiological and psychological centres involved in sensing factors associated with suffocation, such as increasing carbon dioxide and lactate levels in the brain.