central point

Unlike some, we have also kept one central point in mind.

I now want to deal with the central point raised this evening.

The administration's critics, however, are right on one central point.

This was their central point and they found evidence to support it which has stood the test of time.

The central point is that it all adds up to the same story.

They have large compound eyes, often meeting at a central point.

The image can then be reflected to focus at a central point.

But much of the reaction has missed a central point.

They provide a central point of contact for information about fraud.

For another, that's surely a central point of the books.

The Council has spent a long time blocking these central points.

The leaves extend from a central point at ground level.

From the central point each individual cell can be seen, nothing is hidden.

The young group did anyway, using the building as a central point for many meetings.

It continues in yellow until the central point, then changes to the dark colour for the right hand side of the design.

This forces the first move to be played on the central point, and captured by the other player's piece.

"I'm using your town as a sort of central point.

But none of these things distract from the central point.

The administration took small steps while ignoring the commission's central points.

That's been the central point all along, not whether he's "allowed" to like them.

The key was that the central point of power should be above faction.

The middle child in a family of seven, she has always been at that central point, halfway between the adults and children.

Digital will allow us to monitor a lot of points in the system from a central point, which you can't today.

At its central point, the bridge is 7.5 meters above mean sea level.

Above all, the committees' report leads the American people back to the central point, trust.