Example sentences of "to [art] [adj] [noun pl] [coord] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In class-oriented studies ‘ politics , political action and the tensions between employers and employees are prominent … and less attention is devoted to the actual procedures and practice of industrial relations ’ ( Doeringer , 1981 , pp. 10–11 ) . |
| 2 | Fitness videos of this nature — either home-grown or imported — must be subjected to the strictest controls and scrutiny from a recognised medical-athletic body . |
| 3 | Remember to refer to the Therapeutic Charts and information on blending as outlined in Chapter 5 . |
| 4 | These products , together with a variety of aqueous cleaning solutions , provide customers with alternatives to the regulated CFCs and methyl chloroform . |
| 5 | Mrs Gould 's birds are pictured in less adventurous and often more awkward postures , sometimes regressing to the anatomical inaccuracies and stiffness of her previous work . |
| 6 | Linear elements were largely restricted to the straight edges and radius curves that symbolised machines . |
| 7 | They were , nevertheless , men loyal to the catholic practices and theology of the Society . |
| 8 | With the universe narrowed to the four walls and death abroad in the corridor , she was womankind — the other half of reality . |
| 9 | Large wooded areas are rare in Pembrokeshire due to the strong winds and salt spray , but Cwm Gwaun , a few miles east of Fishguard , is one of the notable exceptions to the rule . |
| 10 | The courts of the United Kingdom exist to deal with individual civil and criminal cases , according to the legal aspects and content of each particular case . |
| 11 | Before long Gaveston was given the hitherto exclusively royal title of earl of Cornwall , an affront to the established councillors and nobility which he did nothing to palliate by his swaggering arrogance , especially at Edward 's coronation in which he played a leading role ; just as outrageous were the lands and revenues which went with titles , office and power . |
| 12 | Microsoft Corp has been talking a little more about its planned Cairo — now called Windows Cairo — object-oriented operating system , and far from being a distant prospect , it looks as if it will come hard on the heels of Windows NT , with a professional developers ' kit available as soon as early next year according to the late Systems & Network Integration . |
| 13 | Access to computing and to the various archives and library facilities is crucial for researchers . |
| 14 | We 'd obviously , we 'd like to get the agreement of this committee to continue that work and to take it up to the various bodies and consultation . |
| 15 | In 1849 the university decided to institute examinations in natural science and in history with law , in addition to the traditional classics and mathematics . |
| 16 | With this in mind , Mr Davey believed that ‘ schools are too important to publishers to leave to the uncertain energies and stock ranges of the local bookshop ’ . |
| 17 | For a quiet life , I should now head straight to the welcoming arms and biscuit tin of Ms Topaz , to be lectured on the error of my ways and dispatched to the new homogenised spook pool for retraining . |
| 18 | In response to the early activities and enthusiasm of the Attlee Government , the Conservatives mounted little challenge . |
| 19 | " N.B. Eleven Ounces of Codlin pulp 'd thro " a sieve is a proper quantity to the above Eggs and Sugar . " |
| 20 | They are perhaps owe something to the tabloid newspapers and colour supplements , as these have emerged in the post-war years , with their high illustrative content and minimal text . |
| 21 | The company partly blames the recession , but says its ability to stay competitive has been limited , ‘ due to the increased costs and uncertainty surrounding the major raw material , electricity , over the last two years . ’ |
| 22 | As early as 1955 a CAB sub-committee was set up by the national committee to consider hire purchase problems as seen by bureaux all over the country and by other voluntary organisations with experience of families in difficulty ; and in addition to recommendations about trade practices , about possible action by local authorities , and other things , which were sent to the appropriate associations or government departments , the deliberations of the committee produced results which were to have an influence on the trend and standing of much CAB work in the future . |
| 23 | The poor poppets were being forced to attach lifelines to the upper cables and edge across as though their lives depended on it . |
| 24 | The intensification in rural unrest before 1905 owed less to an overall fall in living standards than to the rising expectations and assertiveness of the peasantry . |
| 25 | Otherwise , such business will remain subject to the Own Funds and Solvency Ratio Directives . |
| 26 | And the debate is apt to collapse into a gross oversimplification of ‘ other ’ cultures , for example , with regard to the differing positions and politics of girls and women in Muslim cultures ( Troyna and Carrington , 1987 ) . |
| 27 | I remember a case where an architect designer , without excuse bent over the shoulder of his employee , a brilliant 22-year-old designer , and put his name unashamedly to the novel ideas and design of the young man , claiming them for his own . |
| 28 | When Daine had first come to the City , he had — I knew for a fact — taken over a large proportion of the vice business that had been run by Paul Muni , a mobster whose empire had fallen thanks mainly to the investigative efforts and single-mindedness of — you guessed it — criminologist Claude Rains . |
| 29 | Our data raise the possibility that LTB 4 is a candidate for this role as it is plausible that LTB 4 contributes to the vascular changes and oedema that characterise type C gastritis . |
| 30 | Analysis of the structure of a church by reference to the architectural styles and fabric will give us some idea of how the building has developed . |