Example sentences of "[adj] for a [noun pl] " in BNC.

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1 It is now possible for a GIS to incorporate databases from many sources , while in the near future developments in networks will mean that remote access to databases at institutions other than the users ' own will become possible .
2 Applicants offering qualifications other than those acceptable for an honours degree will be considered for entry to the ordinary degree .
3 It is virtually impossible for a Police Authority to obtain a report from a chief constable contrary to his wishes .
4 It is relatively easy for an admissions authority to admit in excess of the standard number , provided various conditions are met — of which the most important is that the school buildings are adequate to accommodate the new number .
5 Joseph 's expression remained dubious for a moments then his face lit up again and he pointed westward over the captain 's shoulder .
6 Such symptoms may be present for a days or weeks and then clear up but in many , the symptoms are persistent .
7 Complete dry dog foods are complete in that they contain all the nutrients essential for a dogs good health and are balanced in that these nutrients are in correct proportions to each other .
8 Bradford , possibly playing their last match at Odsal , with continuing speculation of a move to Valley Parade , and desperate for a Rovers victory , need to thrash relegated Swinton by around 40 points to close the scoring difference on both Hull and Salford .
9 It is common for a shareholders ' agreement to provide that the sale of the assets and undertaking of the company requires the approval of the shareholders .
10 It 's very common for a women to be depressed after giving birth : if on top of that the parent 's hopes are dashed , and life seems desperately fraught because they have a handicapped child , it 's absolute hell . ’
11 The approach in this case has been continued by the courts and it is very rare for a volenti plea to succeed in an employee — employer case .
12 It is rare for a police officer to witness such an event , therefore in most cases the evidence of passers-by or the driver of the other vehicle involved will have to be relied upon .
13 his right to claim his fees and expenses , but he may also be liable for a damages claim for wasted time and money , depending on whether his actions have caused the loss complained of .
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