Example sentences of "and [verb] the [adj] [noun sg] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | This includes the appointment of two full-time National Chief Verifiers who will co-ordinate and oversee the whole NVQ operation within centres . |
| 2 | The matter particles are described by fields of one-half-integer spin and obey the Pauli exclusion principle , which prevents more than one particle of a given kind from being in any state . |
| 3 | His government would ( i ) support the NLA in drafting a fresh constitution and in organizing " honest and fair " elections ; ( ii ) reform the bureaucratic administrative system by , among other measures , fighting corruption and decentralizing power ; ( iii ) modernize the armed forces and develop the national defence industry ; ( iv ) support good relations with ASEAN and neighbouring countries ; ( v ) speed up the relief of economic hardships suffered by the people and farmers and improve economic efficiency ; and ( vi ) step up crime suppression and prevention . |
| 4 | This culture , and all subsequent isolates that were identified as the epidemic strain , belonged to bacteriocin type S3/P0:ribotype A , and shared the same CHEF profile . |
| 5 | On Ali Tusi 's departure for Persia , Mehmed II built another medrese beside the Uc Serefeli medrese and divided the 100 akce salary Ali Tusi had received equally between the muderrises of the old and new medreses . |
| 6 | In October 1981 , Ceauşescu repeated his direct intervention when the miners of Motru rioted and attacked the local Party HQ . |
| 7 | Nevertheless we made a start and asked the Regional Health Authorities to produce manpower plans for the next year . |
| 8 | The first was meant to unseat Digital Equipment Corp 's PDP-11 on the glow of the IBM name alone , but was sent naked into the market with no software and became the ultimate dogsbody product , a computing resource for any whim that needed one , a computer without portfolio that never found a central role . |
| 9 | In the following years the population in the areas of West Bowling and Horton increased enormously with the growth of the worsted industry and the building of new steam-powered mills , so that in November 1881 Canon Motler established St Joseph 's as a new parish and became the first parish priest himself . |
| 10 | It was known at first as a subway , a name thought of as an American term for an underground system , but later on was named the City and South London Railway and became the first tube railway in the world . |
| 11 | He achieved great success and became the leading landscape architect of the day . |
| 12 | 1742 ) , were also masons , the former practising in the Bristol area and the latter in London ; but William , the most successful member of the family , remained in Oxford and became the leading master mason in the town during a particularly active phase in its architectural history . |
| 13 | He effected his escape to France in June 1547 , and became the leading merchant captain of Dieppe . |
| 14 | BNS was established at Pontypool in South Wales post-war , and became the biggest nylon producer in Europe . |
| 15 | State funding of the provision of mass-produced easily accessible vehicles which can be adapted for disabled use will give real mobility to the people , and undermine the expensive import car market . |
| 16 | If you want a conventional light switch to control the new lights , run the sub-circuit cable to a four-terminal junction box first , and connect the new switch cable tin to it before running cable on to the new lights . |
| 17 | The resultant flow relieves the tension and produces the observed stress decay . |
| 18 | The majority of the refugees in India ( housed mainly in camps in the states of Tamil Nadu and neighbouring Orissa ) had fled to escape the violence of 1990-91 , after India had abandoned its military involvement and withdrawn the Indian Peace-Keeping Force ( IPKF ) from the island . |
| 19 | ‘ Divide into groups of four and make the best paper aeroplane ’ . |
| 20 | The ‘ limited ’ intrusion of ‘ strict liability ’ into criminal law could be expanded to cover more and more corporate behaviour so that the issue of responsibility and intention becomes subsidiary to the more pressing need to compensate victims and make the offending corporation foot the bill . |
| 21 | Thus when , in the early years of the twentieth century , conservative statesmen wished both to satisfy regionalist demands and make the parliamentary system work as a vehicle for the ‘ real ’ demands of the electorate , it was the system of local government , first set up in Cadiz , that they attempted to reform . |
| 22 | Always envisioned by the architects , Peter and Ursula Trint ( Cologne ) and Dieter Quast ( Heidelberg ) , as part of the final plan , the new building completes the museum complex by linking the old and new wings and tripling the existing exhibition space . |
| 23 | Datapost is our premium service and offers the following insurance cover : |
| 24 | His only strategy is to take small steps and to carry the local vector parallel to itself over each step . |
| 25 | ‘ Hang on , ’ he growled , and zipped the two sleeping bags together as fast as he could with shaking hands . |
| 26 | Bearing in mind that the departments comprised a multitude of functions , and , at this point in the study , no detailed breakdown of these functions was available , two parallel exercises were considered necessary to progress the study , ie one concerned with clarifying roles and information needs , and the second exploring and quantifying the existing information base , as represented by the central and outposted filing systems . |
| 27 | He replied to Lang during the debate on the 1993 budget for the opposition and drafted the cultural policy chapter for his Party 's manifesto . |
| 28 | In order to reflect it fully , and to mirror the contemporary cookery books , one wonders whether Stephen Biggin , its gardener , will grow the vegetables this century has imported ? |
| 29 | Among these are the completion of assignments on time , attendance for appointments ( including tutorials and examinations ) , undertaking the necessary groundwork for the course — whether in the laboratory , studio or library — and accepting the customary house rules , such as not interrupting ( or barracking ) the lecturers . |
| 30 | I remember her telling me — much later in life — of that standing on a distant hillside and seeing the ochre dust float slowly up into the azure sky . |