Example sentences of "as [vb pp] [adv] in the [adj] " in BNC.
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1 | Prejudice , as conceptualized both in the educational literature around multiculturalism and in more specialized psychological discourses , is defined as hostile or negative attitudes based on ignorance and faulty or incomplete knowledge . |
2 | The 1920s in Europe , at least , had seen some of the same romanticism about leaving technically advanced civilization as occurred again in the 1960s and 1970s . |
3 | In addition , he confirmed that the previously scheduled municipal and regional elections would go ahead on Nov. 8 , that elections for a new Congress would be held on Feb. 23 , 1993 , and that he would not remain in office beyond his term of 1995 , as set down in the 1979 Constitution . |
4 | A study of the General Principles of the Code as set out in the Blue Book is a useful introduction to the basic ideas underlying the detailed rules . |
5 | Erm , twenty-two two the recommendations not yet dealt with , the first is the review of the County Farms estate , and I will move paragraph nine one , that is to say the recommendation of the property services sub-committee okay , here we are , which is a recommendation to this committee to adopt option one as set out in the submitted report namely to maintain the County Farms estate at around it 's present size , and to manage it in accordance with the nineteen eighty-eight review of the estate . |
6 | The basic cost of your holiday , as set out in the individual price panels includes the following . |
7 | The statement says that ‘ it is important when applying UITF Abstracts to be guided by the spirit and reasoning , as set out in the individual abstracts , so as to achieve their underlying purpose ’ . |
8 | As from April 9 , 1990 , the levels of eligibility for actions other than personal injury cases , are as set out in the following table : The applicant must be eligible both in respect of income and capital . |
9 | ‘ Equally , we have a duty to the doctor and his family to maintain confidentiality , as set out in the national guidelines . |
10 | The Mergers and Acquisitions unit 's operational mandate , as set out in the corporate finance manual , requires approval for our involvement as lead advisers in the public arena . |
11 | The Government 's policy remains as set out in the White Paper on higher education . |
12 | Our proposals , as set out in the White Paper ’ Education and Training for the 21st Century ’ , have been generally welcomed . |
13 | Moynihan said that the government is to reassess its target of 1000MW of renewable energy by the year 2000 , as set out in the White Paper on the Environment . |
14 | That settled upon by the Government , and as set out in the 1967 White Paper , Legislative and Constitutional Implications of United Kingdom Membership ( Cmnd 33021 ) , was to meet the problem by the adoption by Parliament of a self-denying ordinance . |
15 | the Licensed Software has been used at all times properly and in accordance with instructions for use as set out in the Accompanying Documentation |
16 | If you are satisfied that you have glued everything well , you can then proceed with the framing as set out in the next chapter . |
17 | The official sequence of events , as set out in the American indictment , began with the sale of 20 custom-built Swiss electronic timers to the Libyan Ministry of Justice in 1985 . |
18 | Counsel 's action of course does not resolve the question whether some or all of these statements ought or ought not to have been disclosed earlier and it will now be convenient to state the accepted procedure with regard to statements , as described in the respondent 's case , and the relevant principles as set forth in the Jamaican authorities . |
19 | These emphases , particularly as brought out in the typical case histories in a host of texts , revealed , we may suggest , the fear of masturbation as actually fixed in the minds of middle-class parents , disturbed by their sons ' unwillingness to live by the respectable sexual ideology , and attend to their duties and to future marriage . |
20 | Since the CSA 1985 makes no direct provision for civil remedies we must first look to the common law and then to the recent advent of statute law in the area , as laid down in the Financial Services Act 1986 ( FSA ) by virtue of s.61 and s.62 . |
21 | These committees had been created on March 12 , under the auspices of the Interior Ministry and as laid down in the electoral law . |
22 | It was still widely agreed that , as laid down in the papal ranking of 1504 , the Holy Roman Emperor came first of all secular rulers , and this pre-eminence all emperors jealously guarded : it was only after considerable resistance that Ferdinand III ( 1637 – 57 ) agreed to address Louis XIV as " Majesté Royale " . |
23 | In the diplomatic arena , the coalition made it clear throughout the campaign that it would not be amenable to peace initiatives so long as the Iraqi leadership remained unprepared to accede unconditionally to the requirements as laid down in the successive UN Security Council resolutions . |
24 | Real growth of 3 per cent and an unemployment rate of 4.7 per cent were predicted , as were a reduction in the net budget deficit to 3.5 per cent of gross domestic product ( GDP ) , with a long-term aim of a reduction to 2.5 per cent by 1992 as laid down in the SPÖ-ÖVP joint programme of 1987 [ see p. 35088 ] . |
25 | How about the BMA really setting the government an example by ( a ) encouraging all its disabled staff to register as disabled with guarantees of no discrimination , and ( b ) taking prompt action to move from its current level of 1.5% of workforce disabled , towards the 3% target as laid out in the 1944 Disabled Persons Employment Act ? |
26 | The action is farcical but the wit and the brilliant dialogue contain a highly intelligent , though good-natured ( and far from earnest ) , satire of Victorian Society as embodied chiefly in the overbearing Lady Bracknell , Wilde 's greatest comic creation . |
27 | The ultimate authority for the doctrine stems from the acceptance by the people of William III as the new monarch , and the acceptance by the courts of the new legal order founded on this doctrine as expressed legally in the common law . |