| Most bioethicists would agree that the primary issues revolve around matters of dignity and personhood. |
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| The talks revolve around whether to grant them refugee status and over how to restrict their movements and activities in Europe. |
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| The two songs each feature different keyboard based melodic figures that revolve around big beat influenced drums. |
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| Ahmad's family traditions revolve around togetherness, good music and good food. |
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| Adam's self-inflicted wounds and his attempts at escape revolve around the canals and the river. |
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| They are increasingly Balkanised and revolve around personalities and ancient regional and union disputes rather than differences in philosophy. |
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| The arguments against the theatre revolve around its backstage facilities and relatively small capacity. |
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| Why is it that you sit in this office like the cat that got the cream and expect the world to revolve around you? |
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| Debates over what is patentable typically revolve around questions of isolable genes and gene sequences. |
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| The stories revolve around the troubled conditions of a modern cosmopolis rising from the bombed-out ruins of war. |
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| There's an extra edge to training in the week leading up to the big game and everything you do seems to revolve around the cup tie. |
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| We no longer live in a time when the routines of household life revolve around the rhythms of the kitchen. |
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| Her subjects may revolve around love, loss, and guilt but poignancy rarely tips over into plangency. |
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| The system cannot revolve around any one case, but must try to accommodate the needs of all cases. |
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| Most are battling with drink, drugs or both and have chaotic lives that revolve around the next fix and earning the money to pay for it. |
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| Drawing inspiration from real life incidents, he makes hard-hitting films that revolve around issues concerning society. |
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| Her stories revolve around food, with which Filler has a close but stormy relationship. |
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| Her primary research interests revolve around the problems of digital image storage and retrieval. |
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| It's more about the lyrics of the record, which revolve around departure and going on to other things. |
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| The third block and related field experience revolve around subject matter methods courses in math, science, social studies, and language arts. |
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| William discovered over 800 double stars and showed that many of them revolve around each other. |
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| The most important rituals revolve around the cycle of ancestral and royal observances. |
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| Debates on the authority of texts, however, still revolve around the question of who dies first. |
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| But you may want to look into some long-term solution that doesn't revolve around an external fetish object such as a crystal or talisman. |
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| The talks revolve around a little more pay and the hated appraisal system, which links pay to performance. |
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| Almost all of them revolve around a failure of non-technical business people to understand basic technology facts. |
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| A common question in your basic film analysis class is going to revolve around diegetic and non-diegetic sound. |
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| In Alberta, Canada, those complaints revolve around chinooks, the warm winds that sweep the area during winter. |
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| Style saturates this show, which seems to revolve around sunglasses, gore, and heavy rap music. |
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| Our whole lives revolve around going to work and caring for two small children. |
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| Comets in this group, called the Jupiter family comets, revolve around the Sun near the plane of the ecliptic in the same direction as Earth's orbit. |
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| And discussions about infrastructure often revolve around whether an economy has an adequate amount of it. |
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| A ladle turret has two liftable forks, usually 180° apart, that revolve around a tower, each fork capable of holding a ladle. |
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| Called Gutterdämmerung: The Loudest Silent Film on Earth, the plot will revolve around a satanic guitar and Pop's fallen angel. |
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| Nor, despite being hosted under the auspices of a think-tank, did the evening revolve around scholarship. |
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| His work continues to revolve around a collaborative multivocality that draws on a wide range of sources, from John Cage to Mikhail Bakhtin. |
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| The storylines often revolve around the needs of the wrestlers. |
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| Luke's lyrics revolve around adolescent angst, yet somehow manage to avoid the pitfalls of pre-pubescent cliches. |
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| School agers' lives tend to revolve around friends and school, where they may be social and talkative, even when they're not supposed to! |
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| Even if it's revealed that Doom 3 will revolve around a feline assisting a malcontent teen and a hapless FBI agent in solving a kidnapping, I'll still buy it. |
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| The areas of difference tend to revolve around the pace of progress toward these goals. |
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| Challenges in the roll-out predominantly revolve around issues of capacity and resources. |
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| Language is sometimes an issue in these debates, but more typically they revolve around financing and authority to develop and manage programs. |
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| Its actions, which we will review in greater detail here, revolve around three ideas. |
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| These worries revolve around food safety, free movement, environmental issues and the cross-border approach to them. |
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| The choice between the options for reform does not significantly revolve around the allocation of a child's residence. |
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| Today's customer inquiries generally revolve around registration or handling of the software. |
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| All future planning will revolve around these dates so it is imperative that considerable thought be given to choosing these dates. |
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| Toy Safety activities revolve around the wide distribution of two publications aimed at reducing child injuries related to toys. |
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| Somehow, everything in the world has to revolve around men here, men and their parts. |
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| The world does not revolve around you, hon, despite what you think. |
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| The story was originally to revolve around Jikisai Minami, a well-respected Zen Buddhist priest in Aomori prefecture. |
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| Like the Colosseum, Jep both stands above and is a part of the grotesqueries that revolve around him. |
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| Actually, if you go back to nearly all the ancient pagan forms of magic in western and northern Europe they nearly all revolve around systems of libations and offerings. |
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| His retention may indicate any federal case could revolve around more than the perjury and obstruction charges. |
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| Their songs don't revolve around high school crushes, they don't ride skateboards in their videos and they haven't rushed into playing the country's arena circuit. |
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| The most difficult horse-trading may revolve around cabinet jobs. |
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| Beyond those managerial decisions, there are also serious issues that revolve around the way the federal government is structured, and how it might therefore work with potential partners. |
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| This site describes the principal work of creationists, which typically revolve around showing difficulties with the superstructure of modern science. |
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| The occasional backward movement of planets is evidence they revolve around the sun. |
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| His life used to revolve around work and sports of all kinds. |
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| Ward's and Holland's evaluations revolve around the question of whether the poem resists or reflects the supposed insipidness of rationalism. |
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| However, it should be noted that today's market movement is indeed going to revolve around US Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's rate policy statement at 19:15 GMT and traders would be unwise not to pay attention to his statements. |
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| These tales, set in the desert Southwest, revolve around ordinary people staidly facing melodramatic events yet aching for a way to break free of their natural reticence. |
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| Commercial activities revolve around the country's free trade policies and strategic location as a Red Sea transit point. |
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| The troops' primary missions will revolve around providing intelligence support to local forces as well as conducting reconnaissance flights. |
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| Farmed fisheries are technological in nature, and revolve around developments in aquaculture. |
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| Their beliefs revolve around a ritual ceremony called Wor, where they will be plagued by all kinds of bad luck and sickness. |
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| Asbestos litigations which have been ongoing for decades revolve around the issue of causation. |
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| Take a life to save a life, that's what we revolve around. |
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| The concerns generally revolve around the area of corporate social responsibility and the labour agreement as it relates to child labour, occupational safety and health concerns and the employment standards. |
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| And not all of them revolve around white sins or a dishonorable moment. |
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| The issues often revolve around the tension between respecting the autonomy of seniors and acting beneficently toward them, i.e., in a way that we consider to be in their best interest. |
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| Your life doesn't revolve around your snow shovel, you don't sell your soul to the snow shovel, and when the driveway is finally cleared, you stick the snow shovel in the snow bank, and go back into your house. |
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| Most questions revolve around Bush's mishaps. |
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| Many counternarratives revolve around her putative misbehavior. |
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| Early recollections revolve around the radio. |
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| Many bad habits revolve around cleanliness. |
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| Both films revolve around a seemingly ordinary citizen who is told that they are actually the most important person on the planet, and both posit that the human race is being farmed by technologically advanced baddies. |
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| Concerns revolve around the ability of part-time board members holding senior positions in private companies to attain and maintain desirable levels of objectivity and the government-industry revolving door. |
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| To a large degree, many of the extant legal records from the Germanic tribes seem to revolve around property transactions. |
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| Of course, the dramas in Falkirk don't revolve around a placeman, but a prospective placewoman, Karie Murphy. |
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| The impacts on the biological environment revolve around the removal of vegetation within the detour lane corridor as well as within the processing areas. |
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| Some even tried to incorporate springs in the spokes of the wheels to deaden the shock between the rim and the hub. The result was a wheel which didnt always revolve around its center! |
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| A quick study of the Canada Gazette reveals issues that revolve around the health and security of Canadians in the areas of agriculture, environment, transportation, health, justice and finance. |
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| Unlike the first two questions, which revolve around looking inward, this question requires assessment of the personalities of others, as well as of group dynamics. |
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| Any future charges will revolve around the device that the company, R-Tec Technologies, claimed in a Sept. 24, 2001, news release was a biohazard neutralizer. |
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| The projects revolve around a scale of 4 to 5 MW per unit. |
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| If future plans revolve around a later retirement age in those sectors where it is possible, then major efforts will have to be made in the field of health care and health and safety at work. |
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| Migration occurs over a series of different push and pull factors that revolve around social, political, economical, and environmental factors according to Migration Trends. |
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| However, I do not mean to imply all local status quos revolve around territorial arrangements, or territory only matters in terms of minerals within it. |
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| Consequently, ditties that revolve around fingerpicked acoustic guitar and gentle dynamics pop out of the mix rather than getting lost in the shuffle. |
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| The leading themes revolve around the nature of Tao and how to attain it. |
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