Sentence examples for created centres from inspiring English sources

They have created centres where older people and children mix, to the advantage of both.

The letter makes no direct reference to the issue of the country's fragile ethnic balance, but claims that the queen, of Palestinian parentage, has created centres of power serving her own interests.

The National Institute of Oncology and the Centre in Casablanca are visited by patients from all regions of Morocco whereas the recently created centres in Agadir and Oujda remain regional.

This is my current position: with Lewis at the University of Alberta, in the newly created Centre for Mathematical Biology.

The newly created centre offered a fascinating opportunity to work in a relatively new and expanding field, and not only to teach but to research and to incorporate the results in the practice of teaching.

In order to bring the images into alignment, synthetic images are constructed from the reference positions (a Gaussian distribution of intensities is created, centred around this position).

According to a conservative Russian commentator, America is "actively creating centres of power blocking and opposing Russia . . .

The first is to create centres as enticing to global firms and workers as London or New York.

The rationalisation this week is about creating "centres of excellence" – a euphemism for factories specialising in one or two products, rather than making a bit of everything.

They are trying to create centres of excellence and throwing open the sector to private entrepreneurs.The main reason for this flurry of activity is the dramatic growth in the supply of potential students.

First, if universities are to create centres of excellence they will need greater freedom: for example, to recruit their staff, to set up experimental links with research bodies or to increase enrolment fees.