Example sentences of "[noun] [noun pl] exist for " in BNC.
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| 1 | The difficulties associated with this approach include the assumption that comprehensive and detailed development plans exist for every property . |
| 2 | Could there not be in every tube station , railway station and bus station , and on bus shelters — especially in rural regions — specially prepared posters with information to tell people where day and night shelters exist for the homeless ? |
| 3 | In recent years planning authorities have gradually achieved their objective of adopting a ’ positive ’ approach to planning ( although developers may find this hard to believe ) , and structure plans , local plans and local area studies exist for many regions , towns and villages . |
| 4 | However , each proposal emerges here only after an important ‘ prehistory ’ of field committee , departmental board ( and occasionally subject committee ) consideration ( see Figure 2.5 : subject committees exist for some subjects which contribute to both modular and non-modular courses in the Polytechnic , for example sociology ) . |
| 5 | Different communication problems exist for different types of product , including materials , services and small or large , simple or complex machinery . |
| 6 | ‘ Major opportunities exist for meat , particularly bacon , ham and lamb , ’ said Mr Matthews . |
| 7 | Whilst most of the program elements exist for designing component parts , the main development remaining to be undertaken lies in the procedures for allowing the designer a rapid comparison between a large range of schemes and known design parameters . |
| 8 | Health services exist for the benefit of patients , not doctors ; schools and colleges are for students , not for teachers or administrators . |
| 9 | However , it should be emphasised that the Family Fellowships exist for the benefit of the family member , regardless of what may be happening to the primary sufferer . |