Sentence examples for centres on those from inspiring English sources

Today the row centres on those objects seized in 1897.

Well, I must confess to knowing very, very little about the England selection process, but well-worn argument usually centres on the fact that those three clearly have some kind of class and style that suits Test cricket and that each of them always has a match-winning innings in them, or two.

All of this centres on the Edinburgh fringe, where those comics gain the opportunity to showcase those talents.

The first challenge centres on the need to reach those older home care clients most likely to benefit from the nurse-led intervention.

And while most missing person stories centre on those left behind, the "disappeared" have their stories to tell as well.

But the tensions are compounded in government by the constant demands from the centre on those running individual departments for instantaneous answers to sometimes near-intractable problems.

Yet as the hype around the Rio Olympics cranks up, British hopes are again centred on those familiar heroes of London 2012's Super Saturday.

The headlines may centre on those who didn't make the cut and on the likelihood of Peter Carey scoring a hat-trick, but the buzz in the Guardian's online reading community has been all about whether Tom McCarthy's C is really an experimental novel and whether Damon Galgut's In a Strange Room is actually a novel at all.

There is renewed focus on law and order, centred on those responsible for a disproportionate level of crime.

An important research concern is how to formulate recommender systems centred on those items that are not very popular: the long tail products.

These have centred on those trade and investment measures aimed at making it easier for foreign companies to start businesses, trade and enforce contracts.