Sentence examples for create a centre from inspiring English sources

"We could create a centre of excellence," Boardman says.

The state has "done its job" by agreeing to create a centre of memory for victims of expulsion, she says.

The corporation should create a centre of excellence for diversity productions, to champion them throughout the industry.

Making Huronia a Christian community would create a centre of Christianity and confirm the French commercial alliance with the Huron and their Algonquin clients.

Here was an opportunity to house papers and artefacts, as well as to create a centre for debates and discussion, and a school room for educational projects.

My aim is not just to help preserve what is left of mountain life, but to create a centre where people can study and learn about it".

With Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, insisting he has no intention of negotiating a pact or voting arrangement with the SNP, Sturgeon is expecting to cement already close relations with the English Greens and Welsh nationalists Plaid Cymru to create a centre-left alliance to amplify their influence.

In December 2002, President Bush created a centre for faith-based initiatives within the United States Agency for International Development, America's aid organisation.

Certainly putting him on the backbenches would have created a centre of opposition around which Old Labour forces could coalesce with the aim of ousting Tony.

Lucas workers organised road-shows, teach-ins, and created a Centre for Alternative Industrial and Technological Systems (CAITS) at North-East London Polytechnic.

At the heart of every social campaign is the hashtag, which creates a centre point for your influencers to point to.