Sentence examples for order centred on from inspiring English sources

They call America an "indispensable catalyst" and the cornerstone of a rules-based international order centred on economic competitiveness (deals on free trade and climate change may get a look-in on those grounds).

There is renewed focus on law and order, centred on those responsible for a disproportionate level of crime.

Sirocco (1951), a solid period action film, featured Bogart as a gunrunner, while The Blue Veil (1951) was a soap opera of a high order, centring on a nurse (Jane Wyman) who sets aside her own desires to serve a variety of patients over a lifetime; this nearly forgotten role earned Wyman an Academy Award nomination.

India's Madras High Court has since changed its earlier censorship order, which centred on the issue of internet copyright, making it once again possible for web users to access video and file-sharing sites, including The Pirate Bay.

Last month a number of Indian ISPs blocked access to sites that allow streaming of video content, such as Vimeo and Dailymotion, and a number of file-sharing sites, including Pirate Bay, following a court order which centred on the issue of internet copyright.

Ḥaydar inherited the leadership of the Ṣafavid order, a Shīʿite Muslim movement centred on Ardabīl (now in northwest Iran).

This shift was facilitated by new institutional arrangements centred on monastic orders that provided access to both new agricultural and food processing technologies as well as trade routes.

Much cultural activity in Protestant working-class communities has centred on the Orange Order and the tradition of marching bands.

This does not mean that cultures and religions centred on a cosmic order have no clear idea of distinctive ethical principles but that ethics is considered as one function of the total cosmic order and as such can never be quite independent.

In order to do this, we built a dataset centred on the two most recent European Parliament elections (in 2009 and 2014).

The cases centred on a vicious extortion racket in London which saw the Snakeheads order the kidnapping of illegal Chinese immigrants in Britain.