Sentence examples for development of a centre from inspiring English sources

New Cardiovascular Centre Puts Heart Into Spanish Research Simon Bartlett reported on the development of a centre for heart research in Madrid with ambitions to become a world centre of excellence, one of three new Spanish health research centres.

UNICEF is already supporting the development of a centre of excellence for maternal health in Kabul.

The St . Johns Research Institute was established in 2004 with the vision to improve the health of the community and patients through research and the development of a centre of excellence in medical research in India.

A complementary formation with a focus on the new "organisational unit gynaecology and obstetrics" and "organisational unit Women's Health Research Institute" is required for the development of a centre of excellence based on a departmental structure.

Geller, the winner of numerous awards from far-right organisations such as the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is credited with coining the term "ground zero mega mosque" as part of highly publicised campaign against the development of a community centre, which included a mosque, a few blocks from where the twin towers once stood in New York.

"NI21 supports the development of a peace centre at the Maze site.

The data used were collected in a research project in Greece during the development of a mobility centre.

Plans have been proposed for the upgrading of the towpath and development of a visitor centre at Maunsel.

The seven projects include the development of an interpretative centre at the GPO and a new visitors centre at a cottage used by Easter Rising leader Pádraig Pearse.

But because the credit crunch scuppered the development of a new shopping centre, the heart of the city is still a shambles and US visitors, if they bother to get off the bus, will be reminded of their own dodgy downtowns, with lots of youths pushing buggies and clutching cans of lager.

She was responsible for the development of a sixth form centre in Islington, of which she was particularly proud.