Sentence examples for centres started from inspiring English sources

When lots of call centres started opening up in Bangladesh, Rakshand realised that speaking English gave employment opportunities.

"The tendency of self-censorship [began] several years ago when big art centres started to cancel exhibitions on political art.

Under Paul Keating's Labor government, detention centres started being built in remote regions where refugees were to be detained – effectively imprisoned – for up to 273 days without judicial review.

This is partly because city centres started to fight back, for example by easing onerous parking restrictions, but also because of the other trends noted above, the shift to services and the growth of top-end.

Singapore's hawker centres started partly for hygiene reasons, and to keep our water pollution in control.

The centres started a world-record 51st Test together in this month's Rugby Championship decider against South Africa.

A triumph because the rhetoric indicates there is government recognition that the problem of the people in our jails and drug rehabilitation centres starts at home.

This study will be performed in the nine Dutch HIPEC centres, starting in April 2015.

A few centres start PD immediately after insertion [ 16] or after a week.

It is hoped that communities will assume responsibility for maintaining their own child centres starting in 2007.

4. Able to take account of centre recruitment - The promptness of centres starting to recruit patients is a significant driver for overall recruitment in multicentre trials.