Sentence examples for issue centred around from inspiring English sources
Firstly, the issue centred around indicative votes - by which the House might, in very general terms, signal what it might tolerate with regard to Brexit.
The main issue centred around third-party ownership in football - which has been banned in England since 2008, but is still difficult to get your head around.
There wasn't a great deal of environmental legal work going on in the late 1980s, but I thought that there was scope for an environmental practice with the growing consciousness of environmental issues, centred around things such as Sellafield, the Camelford water poisoning incident, the growing number of incinerators coming on stream, the quality of sea water etc.
Or not the only issue tackled by Rachel, since most of the issues centre around Rachel.
It is understood the issues centre around the trade in intellectual property.
The issue centres around sample papers produced by the AQA exam board, and accredited by Ofqual, which rival boards Edexcel and OCR say were not challenging enough.
The third issue centres around raising awareness of gout as a chronic condition that requires long-term management.
Currently the major issue is centred around the meager salaries inmates receive for the labour they do inside of our country's prisons.
Participants reported feeling judged and excluded, and these issues usually centred around food or perceived 'poor management' of diabetes.
Governments in the developing world don't necessarily have the financial resources to invest in network infrastructure - their efforts would more likely be centred around issues of hygiene or access.
Let's go beyond 'who are you wearing?' and ask better questions! #GoldenGlobes" Suggestions from fans included "what did your character teach you?" and "what else would you like to achieve in your career?" and centred around issues such as a lack of female directors and what positive messages female actors and film-industry figures would give to young women.
