Sentence examples for established centres from inspiring English sources

Franciscans established centres in the country from 1543 onward.

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

Since then, many universities have established centres for research into the sociology of sports.

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

As well as in rural areas, it has established centres in Birmingham, Brighton, Bristol, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, London, Manchester, Nottingham and Coventry.

At the same time, the greater adoption of VFX by more modest films, often with innovative creative or technical requirements, suggests that its established centres – such as the US and UK – will continue to grow.

Staff were trained at an established centre for the technique in Mali.

That looks a good decision now: an established centre with Super Rugby's Western Force, the 27-year-old has just joined Castres on loan.

Bradford is an established centre for peace studies and initiatives which include the university's respected Department of Peace Studies, the Bradford, City for Peace initiative and Rotary International's Bradford peace work.

Wenger has lost Per Mertesacker and Gabriel to long-term knee and ankle injuries respectively and his other established centre-half, Laurent Koscielny, is not yet match fit after being granted an extended break following Euro 2016.

In Latin America, even columnists of well established centre-to-right newspapers who consider Zelaya's administration a flawed one see the coup against him as a step back in the years-long process to consolidate democracy in the region.