0 past simple and past participle of revolve
1 to move or cause something to move around a central point or line:
The project revolved around setting up 260 contraceptive supply depots with the depot holder as the key figure.
Here the argument has revolved around whether we see the connecting word as a conjunction or a preposition.
Ensuing demands for justice by both sides revolved around the issue of sovereignty, which throughout remained ill-defined and open-ended, leading to unpredictable outcomes.
First, interest has revolved around various socio-economic and demographic characteristics of those individuals who participate in lotteries.
If accusations came from the civilians, in most cases the concerned families of equal rank and the issue revolved around personal conflicts.
Tensions revolved around two fundamental issues: the budgetary resources required to implement compulsory schooling and the role municipalities were to play in this endeavour.
At another level, the dispute revolved around which strategy was best to confront the bakery owners.
The fundamental dynamics of the political system revolved around the regime and opposition party leaders.
