Sentence examples for centres means from inspiring English sources
I know we've all come a long way since women had no rights over their bodies, their minds and their children, and the pen is now firmly in our hands... BUT the continued existence of the verbally incontinent shaven-headed in our city centres means that for me there is still so far to go... Do you agree?
Putting cash machines in city centres means that customers need to carry cash only a few yards to the shops.For Old Mutual, the key to making profits from insuring the poor is to look at them in groups rather than as individuals.
"Increasing the resident population of town centres means local shops and other businesses benefit from people living close by.
But government secrecy surrounding the operation of these isolated centres means many Australians know little about what life is like for those detained inside.
Despite the encouraging results so far, the fact that more families continue to arrive at many displacement centres means that achieving universal coverage of children will not be easy.
This is significant because in recent years there has been a growth in the use of study registries which, accompanied by the concentration of clinical research in a smaller number of large centres, means that the reuse of potential subjects is becoming a problem.
Having 13 or 14 daily centres meant that different business models could have been tried.
He said the highly technical nature of data centres meant prospective tenants did not consider them until they were built, and "the critical marketing period starts now".
Award: Skilling for Change Winner: Usdaw-Boots UK A large scale restructuring of Boot's national network of distribution centres meant redeployment of staff and job losses.
Mean tidal volume was 6.5 ml.kg-1 IBW, with significant variability between centres (mean individual centre range 5.6-9.0 5.6-9.0 IBW).
This means that some services in and around suburban activity centres mean that many more people will be able to walk less than 2 km.
