Sentence examples for key centres from inspiring English sources

"The Russian Federation is identifying and liquidating key centres of resistance," Alasania said.

The key centres of dynamic conservatism, however, were Italy and Germany.

In addition to those listed above, the Conservatives won in key centres such as Southampton, Bury, Harlow and Nuneaton.

Rome, with its numerous catacombs filled with the remains of the earliest Christians, was one of the key centres of the relic trade.

Romano Prodi, who led the commission between 1999 and 2004, told the Observer that EU negotiators were being put under pressure to make decisions on transferring key centres, which are both major employers and hubs of expertise.

Yet it is doubtful that GSK's motives are solely charitable: Developing countries today represent the fastest-growing pharmaceuticals market, and are also now key centres for innovation, clinical trials and manufacturing.

Even the absence of key centre-back Allan Evans did not have a negative impact.

For most of the last 5,000 years, Iraq was a key centre of scientific knowledge.

Several important figures are also associated with the southern city of Basra, another key centre of learning.

One bit of good news for Moyes was that Everton failed to pursue their interest in his key centre-half, Lamine Koné.

From the terminal's front entrance you can make out the top of the Key Centre's pyramidal rooftop, located in the heart of downtown Buffalo.