Sentence examples for creation of centers from inspiring English sources

The White House also praised the creation of centers in several countries that train nuclear professionals at international standards and noted that 2005 amendments to an international agreement on protecting nuclear material are on track to come into force after ratification in additional nations.

Such improvements include, but are not limited to sufficient funding, appropriate development of mechanisms allowing academic recognition of all participants of transdisciplinary teams, the creation of centers of excellence in systems medicine and specific training programs, and enhancement of the attractiveness of a medical career for individuals with training in quantitative fields.

It encompasses a yearly awareness-raising campaign, an expanding number of psychological and legal counseling centers for victims of sexual violence and the creation of reception centers in courts and medical centers.

The creation of the centers comes in one of California's longest peacetime economic booms.

The group was also working to encourage the creation of trauma centers in urban neighborhoods with high crimes rates.

He fought for lighter teaching loads and led in the creation of academic centers, which combined instruction from different departments.

Mr. Berlusconi said he would ask for increased vigilance of Libya's coast and the creation of holding centers there for illegal immigrants.

Greek society has remained largely tolerant, although there have been protests in some areas against the creation of reception centers for refugees.

The new initiatives include harsh new fines for anyone caught sneaking in refugees and the creation of detention centers to hold some applicants while their cases are being considered.

For some time, he has urged the creation of research centers at leading architectural schools, where students and professional architects can work together in anticipation of future needs, and within the last few years a number of universities in this country and abroad have set up such centers, which are often under Fuller's direct guidance.

Dr. Muhammad, who has been at Indiana University since 2005, is the author of "The Condemnation of Blackness: Race, Crime, and the Making of Modern Urban America" (Harvard University Press, 2010), a well-received exploration of how notions of black criminality were crucial to the creation of urban centers.