Example sentences of "[noun sg] [prep] [adj] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Remember if you are on an income related benefit it is likely that you will receive a grant for all the ‘ reasonable ’ costs . |
| 2 | In preparation for this a UK CIME Day will be held in London on the 15th March and details will soon be available from PA . |
| 3 | This poses insurmountable problems of effectively transporting the powder through such a system and therefore they are not likely to have application in the warehouses under consideration . |
| 4 | Mr Evans seems to have recognised that the prospective decade of self-sufficiency in oil promised a unique opportunity for such a revival and hence the conditions in which a sympathetic government could satisfy the movement 's ambition . |
| 5 | They do , however , offer a marvellous photographic opportunity for all the British soldiers present . |
| 6 | The ceremonies were designed to renew the king 's vitality , to reaffirm his rule and to give an opportunity for all the nomes of districts in the land to reswear allegiance to him . |
| 7 | Jerry refuses with zest ; he has obviously been springing to his own defence for many a long year . |
| 8 | And erm anyway it was a wonderful place , wonderful relationship with the men and erm about the only odd thing about it I 've come up against a snag which I did n't think I 've had a ghost writer , I 've got publishers , and as I ca n't get er permission for all the photos that I want . |
| 9 | God knows how they had conjured up the planning permission for such a venture , situated as it was on the borders of Essex in a green-belt area . |
| 10 | Only the Holy Father can give permission for such a tomb to be opened . ’ |
| 11 | From the left bank of the canal , the green fields of Gloucestershire swept up in a gentle rise for half a mile , there to be a terminated by a line of stately elms . |
| 12 | Due to her professional presentation and the geographic spread of the Medical branches the Home Office awarded a contract for all the forensic science laboratories in the U.K. |
| 13 | Chapter 9 considers some of the issues arising when a contract for such a project is placed with an outside organization . |
| 14 | Relying heavily on a low sulphur coal strategy in place of FGD , may create problems which could yet undermine even the short-term economic case for such a policy . |
| 15 | There may be a case for such a restraint upon popular power , but it can not be a democratic one . |
| 16 | Next week we must have Brian or Gerry telling you why I 'm wrong and they 'd be as persuasive , or more persuasive than I 'm being , but I ca n't see the case for such a thing as a law of form . |
| 17 | The protection for the person called upon to produce documents lies , thus , not in a limitation by category of documents ( ‘ reconstituting the company 's state of knowledge ’ ) but in the fact that the applicant must satisfy the court that , after balancing all the relevant factors , there is a proper case for such an order to be made . |
| 18 | You will see that there is a very similar distribution of the severity of symptoms of the symptom of frequency in the two groups and that is the case for all the symptoms which were recorded . |
| 19 | Can I say that as part of the budget discussions , this year and last year , the labour group went over all the services that the City Council provides with a fine tooth comb and argued out the case for all the spending that we then put forward in our budget . |
| 20 | The Act made provision for such an office , which has now been established and has already contributed to increased efficiency in the division . |
| 21 | A decision , for example , to make separate provision for slow-learning students will mean less provision for all the rest . |
| 22 | Provision for all the completion formalities will be necessary , such as : |
| 23 | An instruction from the minister is the final word within a department , an excerpt from the Cabinet minutes conveying the decision of a committee of the Cabinet or of the full Cabinet outranks all other orders and is the source of direction for all the policy decisions taken lower down in the government . |
| 24 | This is a critical examination , together with budget holders , of performance against budget for all the Society 's activities . |
| 25 | We had absolutely no budget for such a venture ( already undertaken by the Italian and United States Governments ) until Lord Carrington of Christie 's suggested this collaboration ’ . |
| 26 | They have moved through the moors , burning all they can find , and are spreading north and west through all the passes , leaving no living object behind them . |
| 27 | Mandy Rice-Davies and Christine Keeler 's revelations about the seamy underbelly of England 's public life rocked the government and effectively ended the Tory Party patriarchy : ‘ The upper-class … image of Mr Macmillan himself had acted as a catalyst for all the aggression that was to unleash the New England of Mr Wilson and the Beatles . ’ |
| 28 | It is hard to believe that it was a right judgement about all the other people possible . |
| 29 | There could be no excuse for such a death . |
| 30 | Sir Thomas , who set great store on his cultural activities , ’ trying to keep the sarcasm from her voice , ‘ considered he would be the best chairman for such an important event . ’ |