Sentence examples for issues centered on from inspiring English sources

The issues centered on the deteriorated relationship between Baker and the team's managing partner, Peter Magowan. Baker, among other issues, felt Magowan had not given him the proper respect for the job he has done.

His administration, he said, would push for major improvements in television and film residuals and on creative rights issues centered on respect for writers of films and long-form television and a diminishment of the "film by" credit.

For a philosophical analysis of the issues centered on "reflexive awareness" / "self-awareness", see Arnold (2010).

The disputed issues centered on the natures and relationship of God (the Father) and the Son of God (Jesus).

Many of James Randi's issues centered on a suspicion that Drs. Puthoff and Targ had been too ready to accept the presence of psychic phenomena.

Knox said that when he took over the operation, he believed it was economically viable and that its environmental issues, centered on a 15,000-cubic-yard pile of contaminated soil left by a previous owner, could be fixed.

Many practical and ethical, legal, and social issues center on the application of the tool for risk assessment.

Still, another crucial unresolved issue centered on the fate of the estimated 5,000 Arab fighters in the Kandahar region.

The article is part of a magazine issue centered on money, including a piece on Y Combinator, "an organization that can be likened to a sleep-away camp for start-up companies," and another exploring the country's economic future.

The issue centered on Oracle's AC45 catamarans, which were used in last year's America's Cup World Series but are not part of this year's America's Cup, which use the larger, 72-foot AC72s.

The results of the initial "Live Buy It" promotion have been deemed successful enough, Ms. Golinkin said, that Lucky will offer a second program in its December issue, centered on a theme of "text to try".