Sentence examples for issues centred on from inspiring English sources
The lottery's main issues centred on its weird combination of extravagance and caution.
Their issues centred on capitalism, gentrification, and a perceived moral self-righteousness on the part of the vegan businesses.
Sea Shepherd was forced to shift the headquarters of its whaling campaign to Australia from the US earlier this year due to a raft of legal issues centred on fugitive founder Paul Watson and complaints from Japan.
As AAC devices are designed to be used in all areas of a user's life, there are sensitive legal, social, and technical issues centred on a wide family of personal data management problems that can be found in contexts of AAC use.
There are a number of issues centred on cost and mobile data network availability that currently could limit the use of systems such as EpiCollect in these settings – for example in parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
These issues centre on early trial stopping, which exaggerates treatment effects, and reliance on subgroup analyses, which for DrotAA yields inconsistent results across different definitions of high risk.
These issues centre on both the accountability of services to perform to the satisfaction of the users and the accountability of finances to be used in the way in which they have been allocated.
The issue centred on the revision and patriation of the British North America Act of 1867, which could be amended only by the British Parliament on Canada's behalf.
But the Fraser of Allander Institute said it would be "inappropriate" to dampen the rest of the UK's recovery for a "local issue centred on London".
"With Scottish house prices hardly rising at all, it is inappropriate for the recovery to be dampened across the UK for what is clearly a local or regional issue centred on London".
