Sentence examples for were a central topic from inspiring English sources

THE terms of that new law were a central topic in the session on corporate governance, participants said.

At both gatherings, how to find a good salt substitute was a central topic.

Fund-raising in the Middle East was a central topic at a recent conference in Paris.

The grand bargain will be a central topic of numerous global-level humanitarian meetings in the coming months.

Death is a central topic in Mr. Ginkas's theater, said Anatoly Smeliansky, director of the Moscow Art Theater School, where Mr. Ginkas is a professor of directing.

At a meeting convened by the Treasury Department yesterday at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the problems that all foreign embassies face finding banking services was a central topic.

It was a central topic throughout the trial and in the five days of closing arguments by the prosecution and the defense, which concluded Monday.

At the P.G.A. Championship that begins Thursday, the fate of the long putter has been a central topic, and it has bred strong opinions.

Should they indeed be a central topic this fall, corporate abuses could be an unusually effective issue for Democrats, because this is likely to be an election with a relatively low voter turnout.

Low-cost air service has long been of concern to upstate voters and politicians who want their support, and it was a central topic in a speech that Mr. Giuliani's opponent, Hillary Rodham Clinton, gave on the upstate economy here on Monday.

Other House and Senate candidates have seized on the buildup, siding both for and against it, making it likely that the president's Afghanistan policy will be a central topic in primary races and perhaps general elections as well.