Sentence examples for measures centred on from inspiring English sources

The government's measures, centred on the sugar tax announced by George Osborne in March, rely on voluntary action by the food and drink industry and are shorn of any restrictions on junk food marketing and advertising.

In a story of ironies, a Labor government rarely characterised in recent times by either vision or courage has just announced a raft of measures, centred on a carbon tax, to reduce Australia's carbon emissions, an act at once brave and visionary.

This study will contribute to understanding the impact of new ICU facilities on clinical performance measures centred on healthcare providers, patients and their families.

The results of this study will contribute in understanding the impact of new ICU facilities on clinical performance measures centred on patients, their families and healthcare providers.

Until now, speculation over the reason for his dismissal has centred on known differences over the Holy See's new anti-money laundering measures.

Today's measures centre on two main points.

Recent talk of "growth-enhancing" measures has centred on overdue structural reforms in weaker states.

Patient age at diagnosis and Townsend score (SEB) were continuous measures; age was centred on the study mean (71.5 years) and SEB was centred on the population mean of zero (study mean was -0.040).

The queen's speech, he claims, is centred on measures to improve the health service, schools, welfare and law and order the things people care about.Up to a point.

In addition, in Column (6) we have also presented a measure of market structure centred on hospitals.

Linear and quadratic variables for time of day (measured in days and centred on the mean sampling time, 15:04) and linear variables for day of study (centred on day 4) were also included as covariates.