Sentence examples for centres on whether from inspiring English sources

The policy debate outside the region currently centres on whether to use force if talks fail.

Whenever prominent South African figures misbehave, Xhosa title-tattle centres on whether they have been ­circumcised.

The SFO's investigation centres on whether £2bn that Barclays lent to Qatar was then returned to the bank.

One approach centres on whether rotation is achieved by impulse forces or by reaction forces (see below).

A jury of six people will be selected following the pretrial hearing, which centres on whether certain statements McMillan made after her arrest can be used against her.

The email scrutiny centres on whether Clinton fully complied with federal laws requiring government officials to preserve written communications involving official business.

The implications of adjusting (or not adjusting) for centre-effects depend on whether centre has been used as a stratification factor in the randomisation process.

The concern, expressed publicly by Hiddink on more than one occasion, centred on whether the current crop, bolstered by only three survivors from 2009, were blessed with the same natural born leaders to rally.

Noonan warned that any new referendum on the outcome of last week's EU agreement (the one minus the Brits) would be centred on whether or not Ireland stays in the euro.

When I lived in the Philippines, one of the common insults Filipinos made about each other centred on whether they were 'too dark'.

And the discussions are always centred on whether the alleged target was justified in being "offended".