Synonyms for CENTER ON
cen·ter on

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1. focus on, center on, revolve around, revolve about, concentrate on, centerverb

   center upon

   "Her entire attention centered on her children"; "Our day revolved around our work"

   Synonyms:
   center, rivet, concentrate, circle around, circle round, centre, concentrate on, focus on, pore, center on, focus, revolve around, revolve about

2. center onverb

   have as a center

   "The region centers on Charleston"

   Synonyms:
   focus on, concentrate on, center, revolve about, revolve around, center on

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1. Armando Benedetti:

   The debate about his release has to center on the fact that in Colombia, we respect the rule of law, and we abide by the constitution, even in those cases where we are in disagreement with the consequences of some decisions.

2. Australian Immigration Minister Peter Dutton:

   It is a hardened criminal population that occupies the immigration detention center on Christmas Island, obviously the priority for today has been to restore calm to the center. That has taken place.

3. Rahm Emanuel:

   Bringing the Obama Presidential Center to Chicago took leadership and vision, and we are gratified that our partners in Springfield also saw the potential for what this means for all of Illinois, the state’s $174 million investment in infrastructure improvements near the Obama Center on the South Side of Chicago is money well spent.

4. Salam Al-Marayati:

   The threat is ISIS, whether we like it or not; ISIS is front and center on the news in the media cycle. How many stories are there on sovereign citizens, white supremacists, and how many on ISIS and al-Qaeda? whether it's fair or not, it doesn't matter. That's the reality. We have to accept it.

5. Sam Bullard:

   Most recently, continuing claims have plateaued and suggest that we could be seeing an early sign that employers are calling back employees as states begin to re-open, focus should continue to center on continuing claims, which provide a better idea of the challenges unemployed workers face and also some insight into the hit to GDP growth.