“centrality”造句，怎麼用centrality造句

Yergin starts by reminding us of energy’s centrality to the modern age.

Meanwhile, Ezra Klein notes, "the centrality of cars doesn't bode well for pricing carbon".

Throughout the visit, President Wolfowitz also stressed the centrality of encouraging women's participation in economic activities and in decision-making.

These goals underline the importance of health as part of development, and the centrality of mothers and children to the world's health.

First Western ravages in the middle of the 19th century and then China's defeat by Japan at the end of it put paid to Chinese centrality.

There is a homeless person "and — but these are day-to-day moral questions we struggle with all the time and so there's a centrality in the study of how we do moral reasoning."

Yet, in spite of the centrality of strategic concerns to the intellectual UK debate on Europe, the subjects of foreign policy and security received scant attention during the referendum campaign.

The neglect of freedom's centrality to liberal internationalism has consequences.

Several others echoed the centrality of water to Pakistan achieving prosperity.

But Mr Assad's tenacious immobility has proved a winning course overall, reinforcing Syria's centrality to regional issues.

The centrality of irregular warfare is exerting a worrisome influence on the air force in another, indirect way? Through confusion over air force and army roles and missions.

Given the world-wide shortage of health workers and their centrality to countries' health systems, the WHA adopted a resolution on the rapid scaling up of health workforce production.

Third, we should adhere to ASEAN centrality in promoting East Asian cooperation.

When infant baptism became widespread and a legal obligation, the sacrament came to lose its liturgical centrality.

Our bodies have no centrality either.

Its centrality was restored by the conquest and destruction of the northern Kingdom of Israel by the Assyrians in 722 BCE.

God is the author of the text, the centrality of Christ as key for scriptural interpretation.