Sentence examples for make a central from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the developed system may make a central role of the information source for decision-making for a severe accident management, and will be used as the training simulator for severe accident management.

But very low inflation can make a central bank's life harder.

To put it in football terms: you can't make a central defender into an attacker.

Downing Street ducked its shot at leadership, saying instead that the moment allowed "Britain to be listened to and make a central contribution".

And this pas de cinq helps to make a central point about "Giselle" itself: that peasants are capable of not just outstanding virtuosity but also grace.

The presumed Israeli arsenal is a subject that Iran, Egypt and other gulf states have said they would try to make a central issue at the nonproliferation conference, which runs all month.

There are plenty who think Beckham would never have made a central midfielder.

Last April, in his re-election campaign, President Obama made a central issue of stopping the Stafford interest rate increase.

The new study makes a "central estimate" of the more immediate impact if Britain negotiates a bilateral agreement with the EU within two years.

Now it faces a trade-off with the principles of pharmacologically "clean" sport which Thomas Bach, the IOC president, has made a central element of his reform programme.

At the cost of strengthening White's center, Black deprived White of a key attacker of the square d5, making a central pawn break more difficult.