Example sentences of "[vb mod] [verb] [noun] for [adj] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The industrial tribunal decided that Mr Rump had been unfairly dismissed , that he was entitled to rely on his manager 's promise and , accordingly , should receive compensation for such unfair dismissal . |
| 2 | Money for clients therefore should normally be handed over at a pre-arranged appointment in the office setting ( it is recognised that home helps may collect pensions for housebound elderly clients ) . |
| 3 | But while it is true that an economic or financial crisis will generally have a clear effect on a state 's coinage , the converse is not necessarily true : a debasement of the coinage does not in itself indicate a financial crisis , since it might take place for some other reason . |
| 4 | They may claim damages for any mental anguish . |
| 5 | This may indeed sometimes be so , but , as before , the early modern period may provide grounds for some cultural distinctions within and against the psychoanalytic project . |
| 6 | Telex and facsimile could make way for latest high-tech global communications network . |
| 7 | Gene transduction with these agents is essentially restricted to dividing cells , but although this could limit applications for other genetic disorders , it should not restrict gene therapy for cancer , where the target population of malignant cells is expanding . |
| 8 | He usually featured at wing or centre-half , though he could provide cover for several forward positions so that , until he was badly hurt during Palace 's tremendous FA Cup victory over Wolves in January 1919 , he was seldom absent from our team . |
| 9 | GAMTA sees the fifty per cent increase — ‘ horrendous though it is ’ — as only the thin end of a very thick wedge which could spell ruin for many small AOC operators in the UK , already suffering the effects of recession and higher regulatory charges than their European counterparts . |
| 10 | It could offer opportunities for embarrassing independent lords , as Alphonse Jourdain of Toulouse showed when he assisted the rebellious inhabitants of Montpellier against William VI ; but his own financial losses when the right to take tallage or forced loans from Toulouse escaped his grasp in 1147 , outweighed any advantage elsewhere . |
| 11 | These findings in guinea pigs may have implications for human respiratory pathology . |
| 12 | Among the various trade and co-operation agreements signed in 1990 , the most important were ( i ) an agreement signed with the United States on April 9 which granted Czechoslovakia most-favoured-nation status , thereby reducing tariff levels for Czechoslovak exports to the United States ; and ( ii ) a 10-year agreement with the EC signed on March 23 which would eliminate quotas for Czechoslovak industrial exports to the EC by 1995 and facilitate the transfer of EC expertise to many sectors of the Czechoslovak economy . |
| 13 | They would include orders for routine raw materials such as steel stock ; screws , nuts and bolts ; lubricants and fuel oil . |
| 14 | However , he played down speculation that the Government would seek revenge for alleged anti-Tory bias in BBC coverage of the election . |
| 15 | Determine the grades to be applied for revised posts that would assume responsibility for all financial and cost-control matters , for personnel , and for enhanced administrative support . |
| 16 | Perhaps a canny distributor will see possibilities for three trendy niche markets , Japanism , environmentalism and feminism . |
| 17 | The main thrust of the education/industry interface involves devising best practice agreements covering student and teacher placements , which will be agreed by participating industry and education partners , and will provide opportunities for adult professional development . |
| 18 | In which case he will have use for that thick skin very soon . |
| 19 | THE new Sussex Downs Conservation Board , which will have responsibilities for 600 square miles of countryside in West and East Sussex , met for the first time last week and elected Baroness Cumberlege as chairman . |
| 20 | We will pay £100 for each true story we use . |
| 21 | Instead , the government will examine projects for smaller combined heat and power ( CHP ) plants elsewhere in the country , together with the possibility of importing hydro-electric power from Norway . |
| 22 | There follows a specimen clause as to costs : In the event of the proposed acquisition not proceeding , either because you withdraw from the transaction or because management or their financiers withdraw because of some material item coming to light of which they were not previously aware , or because contract details can not be reasonably agreed ; then you will reimburse management for all reasonable costs incurred by them with their advisers and financiers . |
| 23 | Typical of the hi-tech ‘ top-of-the-range ’ radio is this JR ‘ PCM-10 ’ , which features many programmable options in the transmitter and can store settings for seven different models . |
| 24 | Even so , he says , the commission can claim credit for several short-term victories , including a larger role for the president 's science adviser and improved liaison between some government departments and related federal agencies . |
| 25 | You can claim £20 for each complete day spent as an in-patient in a hospital outside the UK . |
| 26 | Opponents of second homes argue that outsiders , being wealthier , can outbid locals for any specific property , thereby stimulating out-migration . |
| 27 | Indeed , some educational theorists have claimed that , by comparison with many ( particularly lower-class ) homes , schools provide a much richer language environment , which can provide compensation for earlier linguistic deprivation . |
| 28 | If you can find time for basic personal hygiene you can find time for exercise . |