Sentence examples for system centred on from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the debate on the reform of the education system centred on increased spending on day-care facilities.
In Gaul they developed a system centred on Lyon, whence main roads extended to the Rhine, Bordeaux, and the English Channel.
The EU represents the core of what could be called "Wider Europe" – a Brussels-centric vision that extends into the heartlands of what had once been an alternative great-power system centred on Moscow.
Although the bakufu rejected the Russian proposal, Sadanobu ordered that plans be drawn up immediately for a coastal defense system centred on Edo Bay (now called Tokyo Bay), while he himself inspected the coastline of Izu, Sagami, and Bōsō.
In October he told a meeting of Latin American and Asian landless peasants and other social movements: "An economic system centred on the god of money needs to plunder nature to sustain the frenetic rhythm of consumption that is inherent to it.
But episodes that seem tailor-made for Pynchonian elaboration - an acid guru with a homemade belief system centred on the sunken continent of Lemuria; a friend of Doc's who's plugged into Arpanet, the internet's precursor - don't overrun the narrative in the usual way.
A central theme in such a debate should be whether or not regions should focus on building innovation systems centred on a specific type of firm.
The incongruence between systems centred on the regulatory guidelines of the prison, particularly security, versus the delivery of effective, patient-centred health care.
An important research concern is how to formulate recommender systems centred on those items that are not very popular: the long tail products.
Our hypothesis was that memory systems centred on the temporal lobe and hippocampus in particular would be most impaired in APOE4 carriers.
Such changes are quite complex and require a "revolution" of the whole healthcare system, from an organisation centred on medical specialties to one centred on the patient and his/her needs.
