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"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.

He and his wife, Dorothy, a wealthy American widow, restored the magnificent medieval hall and courtyard, at the centre of the 1,000-acre 1,000-acred sestate to creand a centre of educational and agricultural experiment.

The future of the St Michael's site is not clear but CSIA said it hoped to create a centre of excellence there.

The concept is unique, as is our wider remit of creating a centre of excellence for comedy in the UK, across film, TV and live performance.

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.

HSBC is closing an operations centre in Leamington Spa, leading to 280 redundancies there, although 200 jobs will move to Southampton where the bank is creating a "centre of excellence".

In 1950 he decided to live there year-round, and in May that year moved from New York with Ilse, their son Peter, and Reich's daughter Eva, with the idea of creating a centre for the study of orgone.

They'd been really inspired by a wonderful architect, Elizabeth Diller, who envisaged a space that was amorphous in terms of its use and when I saw that, I thought, 'yes, this is very interesting in terms of creating a centre for artistic innovation'.