Example sentences of "and the [num ord] stage " in BNC.
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| 1 | Too much sex becomes boring — sex therapists can testify to many marriages on the rocks because of sexual boredom , and the first stage in therapy is to ban sex . |
| 2 | Cleanliness is important when making a pipe joint and the first stage with elderly pipes may be to remove rust , old paint and congealed jointing compound . |
| 3 | The fieldwork for this study will be concentrated primarily in the counties of Devon and Cornwall and the first stage will be to plot the various points of contact between the providers of legal services and the populations they serve . |
| 4 | Progress in the implementation of the 1992 programme and the first stage of the Delors Plan , agreed by all EC member countries , is likely to strengthen the political resolve of the Community to maintain the momentum of European integration . |
| 5 | and the first stage which is the for formatting stage |
| 6 | Over-indexing petrol duties could add a quarter per cent a year , the switch of mortgage interest tax relief from 25p to 20p in the pound will add 0.25 per cent to inflation , other things being equal , and the first stage of value added tax on domestic heating will add 0.37 per cent to the cost of living in April 1994 , and another 0.44 per cent in 1995 . |
| 7 | It is the final stage of machinery for ‘ minor ’ issues that have worked their way up the machinery from other levels , and the first stage for ‘ major ’ issues such as proposed new staffing arrangements or working conditions affecting broad groups of staff throughout the railways . |
| 8 | The first stage of Felix lased for the first time in August 1991 , and the second stage will be operational this summer . |
| 9 | The air flow is then stopped and the second stage of the cycle is begun in which the hot coke is blasted with steam . |
| 10 | The difficulty lies in the fact that the edges are blurred and no one is sure just when youth may be said to be past and the second stage of adult life begun . |
| 11 | From our dressing room we could see the typhoon winds drag most of the marquees , and the second stage , into the sea . |
| 12 | The first stage involves the organization of individual attitudes towards one 's self arising out of various relationships , and the second stage , which Mead considers necessary for the full development of self , is constituted by the organization of the attitudes of the social group as a whole and this Mead has called the generalized other . |
| 13 | The regulator consists of 3 parts a first stage which clips onto the tank a hose and the second stage which you held in your mouth . |
| 14 | For example , the first stage might be iron ore extraction , the second stage steel manufacture from iron ore , and the third stage production of cars from steel . |
| 15 | A grooved machete over the actor 's real arm took care of his struggles while she tries to cut through the bone ; and the last stage was a false severed arm and stump , with tubes for gushing blood . |
| 16 | The first stage being the establishment , the next stage being penetration , the third stage being damage , what actually produces the damage in the disease , and the fourth stage is , if the disease is going to last for any period of time the ability of the organism to persist . |
| 17 | In women it is rare for either the patient or the examining doctor to notice a primary lesion , and the next stage , that of the inguinal bubo , is usually less marked than in men . |
| 18 | The original problem could then be reconsidered in the light of this appraisal and the next stage would be to move into application , making the ideas operational by the teacher 's devising activities in reference to given examples drawn from existing teaching materials . |
| 19 | It is possible to identify many individual wage earners in the court records , and the next stage of the project involves finding out more from other sources about these individuals , so as to understand more fully their social and economic position , and especially the extent to which they were solely reliant on their income from wage earning . |
| 20 | Lord Wylie agreed that the case should be allowed to proceed and the next stage , if there is no appeal to the House of Lords , is likely to be a legal debate on whether it is time-barred . |