Example sentences of "and [noun pl] [verb] that [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 Sir James McKinnon has told the Monopolies and Mergers Commission that one part should deal with transport and storage and the other with trading .
2 Hyperbaric-oxygen treatment is also known to suppress the immune systems in experimental animals , and researchers suspect that multiple sclerosis may be an autoimmune disease related to a viral infection .
3 In contrast to the views of the majority of local law societies , the Conference of Presidents and Secretaries concluded that existing conflict rules were ineffective , and they reluctantly supported the introduction of a prohibition .
4 The talk is straight and serious , and curiously free of rhetoric , for voters and candidates agree that this election is Italy 's encounter with destiny .
5 But the sheer quantity of such texts and the variety of their intended readers and hearers means that some cross-referencing is possible .
6 Chapman 's appreciation of individual strengths and weaknesses meant that each man was played in the position that best suited and developed his talents .
7 In addition to punitive legal and financial restraints , governments and officials ensured that preferential treatment and a steady stream of funds kept the press in check .
8 Coupled with the fact that over half the households in Great Britain have a microwave and surveys suggest that most catering establishments use a microwave at some time , the techniques of microwaving can hardly be a mystery by now .
9 This planned initiative runs alongside individual action and studies show that this system is not deemed by the teachers to be incompatible with their creative freedom ( Bjerke , 1983 ) .
10 He said many scientists and doctors argued that further research could lead to improved treatment of infertility , find the causes and prevent the passing on of genetic diseases , improve contraception , and establish the causes of miscarriage .
11 FMLN health workers and doctors insist that any health system which does not take as its starting point the ideological world of the patient would in fact be ‘ unscientific ’ since it would be , at worst , simply a system for diagnosing diseases , or , at best , a system of treating diseases but not a system for treating people .
12 We sat on its terrace overlooking the harbour , watching the sky blush rose-red and devouring plum oysters , crabs , and langoustines caught that same day — and the first snails I have ever had that did not taste like bits of black rubber boot fried in garlic and olive oil .
13 Dr Collier and others hope that this trial will remove the toxic cloak of secrecy surrounding their regulation .
14 The armed bodies of men and women indicate that national liberation is no longer a world of private sentiment but a serious aspiration .
15 The deaths can not be medically accounted for and environmentalists fear that costal erosion could be releasing buried poisons from the site .
16 Editor , — Don Nutbeam and colleagues report that smoking education projects based in schools failed to show significant effects on smoking behaviour , knowledge , beliefs , or values .
17 Working at Prince Henry 's Hospital in Melbourne , J. H. Boublik and colleagues found that instant coffee powder ( both the normal and decaffeinated versions ) contained something that specifically-bound to brain opiate receptors .
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