Example sentences of "[noun pl] on [noun pl] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Dr Bhatiani said Dr Almahawi did not undertake any surgery with the practice and Department of Health guidelines on doctors with HIV were followed fully . |
| 2 | It is the responsibility of the ACPC for each locality to establish local inter-agency guidelines on procedures to be followed in individual cases but these must comply with the standards set in Working Together . |
| 3 | Editor , — The guidelines on precautions regarding transmission of HIV and hepatitis B virus during invasive procedures and on managing exposure to blood or body fluids contain several inaccuracies . |
| 4 | The Council guidelines on bioethics in health care cover considerations such as confidentiality and data protection and insist that no-one should be compelled to undergo testing for social benefits , employment or education . |
| 5 | The books draw on the experience of practising teachers , teacher trainers and researchers and seek to provide practical guidelines on ways in which specific areas of the curriculum can be made more accessible to all children . |
| 6 | The Bank of Italy , which is due to unveil detailed guidelines on links between banks and industry shortly , is alert to the danger . |
| 7 | The combined spend by political parties on posters of £2.7m accounts for 17 per cent of all monies spent on roadside advertising for the four weeks before the election . |
| 8 | Agreement between political parties on talks in Northern Ireland |
| 9 | The tribunal would itself take the lead in questioning , reducing the reliance of parties on representatives with the forensic skills of questioning and cross-questioning . |
| 10 | The almost transparent hairs on catkins of S. arctica and other willows , for example , coupled with dark pigmentation , provide greenhouse conditions that help to warm the underlying tissues and enhance seed production ( Krog , 1955 ) . |
| 11 | The contamination originates in African and Pacific cocoa-growing countries , where WEN 's research found that workers frequently spray Lindane and 29 other toxic pesticides on crops without adequate protection . |
| 12 | Indeed , features designed to teach and guide readers on ways of approaching all kinds of subject matter in a variety of media and styles are always a high priority . |
| 13 | The practice of the taxpayer bank was to invest its day to day surplus holdings in foreign currencies on certificates of deposit which were issued by overseas banks agreeing to repay a fixed sum of money on a fixed date at a fixed rate of interest but which , unlike fixed deposits , were readily marketable at any time before maturity at a price which reflected the accrued interest element up to the date of sale . |
| 14 | An example he cites of the way drugs are pervading the industry is the experiment with BST hormone which is being injected into cows , including animals on farms in Somerset , to improve milk yields . |
| 15 | Mrs Hughes was sentenced after admitting fourteen cases of cruelty involving animals on farms in Leintwardine and Eardisland . |
| 16 | Nora closed her eyes on tears of joy . |
| 17 | The executive search consultants are usually good at keeping these relationships and informing decision-makers on changes in their organisation as well as general information about the search business . |
| 18 | Schools have the freedom to do two school designed history units on topics of their own choice , and some schools may decide to use one of the school designed local history units to form an introductory bridging unit between Key Stages 1 and 2 . |
| 19 | There are now two further Units on circuits outside London . |
| 20 | Funky guitars copulate with abrasive melodies on songs like ‘ Lucky Me ’ , but it 's not all based on jumped-up jollification . |
| 21 | Responsibility would be passed to state and local governments for the spending of their share of federal transportation funds on priorities of their choice , either on highways or public transport , and they would be required to raise substantial sums to meet the full development costs . |
| 22 | Entries on photocopies of this page will not be accepted . |
| 23 | Plummer argued that D was partly derived from a predecessor of the St Augustine 's chronicle , and that this was itself descended from an Abingdon manuscript which also lies behind C. He thus explained the presence in E of various entries on abbots of Abingdon which are also in C. Possibly an Abingdon version of the Chronicle was taken to Canterbury in 1044 when its abbot , Siward , replaced Archbishop Eadsige , who had resigned because of ill-health , or was subsequently sent there at Siward 's request . |
| 24 | His file closes with routine entries on gifts of cigarettes and allocations for pocket money . |
| 25 | Ministers say Mr Clarke 's decision not to drop the concessions on targets for performance-related pay , given in talks with the BMA , and return to the tougher limits for higher pay underlines his determination to seek peace . |
| 26 | A jewelled necklace round his throat glittered in the sun as did the pearl earrings which hung from fleshy lobes on chains of pure silver . |
| 27 | Passes may be issued which will allow access by car , coach or ambulance tot he esplanade , but they CAN NOT BE ISSUED for performances on Saturdays under any circumstances . |
| 28 | Using this giant horn , he captured live operatic performances on cylinders during the years 1900–1902 . |
| 29 | The result was combined schools workshops ( Ruddock , 1981 ) , speakers on topics of mutual interest to teachers , and some attempts to encourage teachers to consider basic curriculum planning through group activity ( Small , 1982 ; Oldroyd et al , 1984 ; Easen 1985 ) . |
| 30 | In a classical perceptron or Boltzmann machine , the parameters are the weights on edges between nodes . |