Example sentences of "[prep] [adj] [noun] [conj] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Now it is a major shopping centre and a centre for professional services and newspaper printing . |
| 32 | In Northend ( Inspector of Taxes ) v White and Leonard and Corbin Greener and Others ( The Times , 26th February 1975 ) , a firm of solicitors receiving interest on a general client account with a bank was held in this case not to be entitled to earned income relief in respect of the interest because it had not been earned in return for professional services and was not ‘ immediately derived ’ from the carrying on of their profession . |
| 33 | These provide a sustained steam of energy during the prolonged physical exertion required for professional cycling or tennis . |
| 34 | Analysing the 1966 data , at a time when the average level of unemployment stood at 2.6 per cent , he found that the rate for professional workers and those in supervisory grades was 0.6 and 1.3 per cent , respectively ( ‘ Is there a dual labour market in Great Britain ? ’ , |
| 35 | Is he aware that at the moment there is great difficulty in obtaining discretionary grants for professional training and for the final qualifications for both professions ? |
| 36 | Former FIS leader Said Guechi entered the government as Minister for Professional Training and Employment , replacing Anissa Benameur . |
| 37 | Alternatively , copies may be available by writing direct to the director for professional standards and development at the UKCC . |
| 38 | These courses are recognised as preparation for professional registration and students can choose either general nursing or mental health nursing . |
| 39 | The Corpus of Knowledge was developed from the findings of wide ranging research and has provided a basis for all of HCIMA 's education initiatives , such as programmes of study for professional qualifications and the national Accreditation of Prior Learning network and the introduction of an Industrial Experience Scheme for teachers . |
| 40 | The district officer in India had practically no chance for professional growth except possibly to be relocated , after a three-year stint , to a bigger district . |
| 41 | Teaching is still an important option for less privileged groups : for example , for school graduates in rural areas where there are few opportunities for professional employment and for both urban and rural women , whose range of job opportunities is still far more limited than men 's . |
| 42 | As a preliminary design medium for professional illustrators and designers markers are often used on bleedproof marker paper , a specially coated surface that accepts marker pen cleanly without any fuzziness of edges resulting . |
| 43 | The images of cold , wet , and heat , correspond to the tactile relation between agricultural labourers and the land . |
| 44 | In short there is a dialectical relationship between agricultural technology and relations of production . |
| 45 | The second reason why a simplistic relationship between agricultural technology and relations of production can not occur is that there are frequently many important local variations in technology which can only be uncovered by detailed analysis of settlement histories and cultural development . |
| 46 | Well the first thing , right the differential differential between agricultural wages and the expected erm urban wage right would create the closer these , these lines are together , right , the erm smaller would be the difference between this area here and that area there . |
| 47 | They point also ( 1987 , pp. 18–19 ) to an entrenched ‘ disbelief system ’ which includes scepticism about attempted reforms and a belief-far from groundless — that such reforms often fail . |
| 48 | Our laboratory has recently shown significant disparity between ulcerative colitis and Crohn 's disease in terms of IgG subclass production in the mucosal lesion ; the proportion of IgG1 immunocytes was found to be higher in ulcerative colitis than in Crohn 's colitis , while the reverse was true for the IgG2 cell fraction . |
| 49 | The dissimilar IgG subclass distribution between ulcerative colitis and Crohn 's disease might reflect different antigenic or mitogenic exposures in the gut . |
| 50 | Interestingly , a recent German study showed an association between ulcerative colitis and Gm 1 , -2,10 . |
| 51 | Study of indium-111 labelled neutrophils shows close similarities between ulcerative colitis and Crohn 's disease in respect of the quantity and kinetics of neutrophil migration from blood to lumen across the intestinal mucosa . |
| 52 | A confident distinction between ulcerative colitis and Crohn 's colitis is not possible in all patients despite adequate clinical and pathological evaluation and many are classified as having indeterminate colitis . |
| 53 | ( Often refers to persons in the age group between puberty and young adulthood , that is about 14–17 years or some similar period in the teens ; the limits of which depend on the timing of puberty and adulthood in a particular population ) . |
| 54 | Real affection between foster parents and the child is the general rule … |
| 55 | As well as personal barriers there can be church barriers , such as liturgical practices that militate against any spontaneity in worship . |
| 56 | abnormal reactions to the senses , such as loud sounds or visual images . |
| 57 | She made no distinction between callow youth and Cabinet Minister . |
| 58 | They can only succeed with the help either of opportunistic flights of fancy such as inherent value or theos rights , or by otherwise obscuring the differences between creatures like ourselves , who use language , and those that do not . |
| 59 | The obsessive compulsive neuroses such as obsessive washing and the various phobias will require medical assessment but may receive particular help from Emotions Anonymous , which also covers a whole range of other emotional disorders that may be significantly disturbing to the life of the sufferer and be beyond personal control . |
| 60 | However , as a matter of principle and good airmanship , at least one full wing-span of clearance should always be left to allow for inadvertent drifting or swinging during landings . |