Sentence examples for establish centres of from inspiring English sources

Many global companies establish centres of excellence across the world.

In Origine des plantes cultivées (1883) Candolle sought to establish centres of plant origins by using historical, linguistic, and archaeological, as well as botanical, data.

In action after action, Occupy has already sent shockwaves through established centres of power all over the world.

Many of those who were studying in Pakistani universities and madrassas stayed on, and the transit points that were put in place for Uighurs on the way to Mecca, particularly in Rawalpindi, where they stopped while their Saudi visas were secured, became established centres of the Uighur community.

There is much talk today of the 'global south' – southeast Asia, Africa, the Caribbean and Latin America, in contrast to the 'global north', the established centres of the art world.

Several British universities have recently established centres of scientific enterprise excellence to develop the entrepreneurial talents of scientists with commercial leanings.

Therefore, radiologists should be involved in identifying and establishing centres of excellence for training and support (e.g. "help desk"), and establishing quality measures (e.g. definition of outcome parameters for specific procedures).

When the Burgundian dukes established centres of power in the Netherlands, they brought with them a more cosmopolitan outlook.

Betty Ford helped establish centres for treatment of alcohol and drug addiction.

Ten years on, Holroyd, 62, is now one of Britain's most active and prominent philanthropists - with plans to establish centres in dozens of towns across the country.

Many less-advanced countries have since established centres for the training of public administrators.