Example sentences of "and act as [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Secondly , there is a need to facilitate the finance of other objectives of economic policy such as fulfilling the objectives of the SEA , and act as a handmaiden to growth both inside and outside the EC .
2 The Statistician will provide input to the design and analysis of OTC product trials , and act as a consultant to the R&D staff .
3 The Field Officers provide advice and information , monitor the provision of modules and act as a link between the centres and SCOTVEC ;
4 And in the absence of a village bobby , it 's hoped the voluntary wardens will be able to help the community fight crime and act as a link with the police .
5 Spadefoot toads have a number of anti-predator tactics , one of which is to inflate the lungs and hence the body , which may fool the snake into thinking the toad is larger than it really is and act as a deterrent .
6 A white scarf , preferably ex-real parachute , will show firm intent and act as a morale booster , and goggles are a must if our Teddy is at all myopic and wears specs or contact lenses .
7 Unless firm steps are taken , the traditional residents of inner city areas are likely to become even more peripheral to mainstream national life and act as a drain on national economic growth rather than a resource contributing to it .
8 These resources should be open ended and act as a facilitator to support the child 's efforts , similar to those described by Bell and Best ( 1986 ) , which are content free and can be applied in many contexts .
9 As in the opening stages of the civil war in Croatia , the army says it has intervened to protect its soldiers and facilities and act as a buffer between warring sides .
10 Without the protection of the trees to bind soil and act as a windbreak , the land can be fiercely lashed by landslides , earthquakes and storms .
11 These animals possess the nettle-cells or nematocysts , which are arranged near their surfaces , and act as a weapon either of offence or defence for them .
12 The use of diplomatic form ( including structure and layout ) can be predefined to help users with the creation process ( e.g. telex format ) and act as a retrieval key .
13 As a purely mechanical filter , packed mainly with filter floss to extract larger particles of detritus and act as a prefilter for reverse-flow systems and trickle filters .
14 But this is one candle you can not possibly afford to extinguish in your life , for without it you may lose much of the valuable to-and-fro of friendship , which can protect you from isolation , and act as a safety-valve when you are under strain .
15 Rivers also provide a means of disposing of waste , and act as a transport medium .
16 The Survival level packs will offer words and phrases in bilingual editions and act as a phrasebook , dictionary and aide-memoire .
17 After regrouping , William headed for Kent and London with his main army but seems to have sent detachments out into Sussex to subdue the countryside and act as a rearguard .
18 Ahmed : Being in at least two oppressed ‘ specific interest ’ groups we were able to mediate differences and act as a bridge between the two when necessary .
19 to find out the needs of parents of children under five and work with them to help facilitate those needs , … to help parents help their children acquire useful skills and act as a bridge between home and school , … and to increase a shared community spirit and foster an attitude of sharing and support between parents and other parents in the local neighbourhood , alongside the paid professionals and voluntary agencies .
20 Cooked garlic is thought to lower blood cholesterol , help prevent blood clotting and act as a decongestant , cough medicine , mucus regulator and bronchitis preventor .
21 The extent to which a powerful magnate could dominate the shire community and act as a focus for local sentiment varied .
22 The hindquarters are the means of support and act as a leverage for locomotion .
23 fresh leaves , will help heal skin blemishes and act as an astringent , for complexion , use in baths , an ingredient of Hungary water , to flavour toothpaste
24 Festivals held in his honour were attended by priests carrying reindeer pelts , and devotees of his cult would drink a beverage of the powdered ‘ velvet ’ from the tips of the antlers , said to produce visions and act as an aphrodisiac .
25 These changes had been occurring , at a varying pace , for most of the present century and affected individuals in a number of ways , As a result , people have looked to the radio to provide explanations , give advice and act as an arbiter of social morality .
26 He had given the boy all the evidence , dumped it in his lap without ceremony , and left him to examine all , and act as the prince he was .
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