Example sentences of "[noun prp] within the [noun pl] " in BNC.
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1 | In 1983 the offices of Al-Fatah had been closed and its leader , PLO Chairman Yassir Arafat , was expelled from Damascus , following Syria 's backing of a mutiny against Arafat within the ranks of his own faction [ see p. 32458 ] . |
2 | It is understood that the police thoroughly investigated the shooting at Tully-West within the limitations imposed on them . |
3 | Denied access to Europe and elsewhere by the Welsh Rugby Union , awaiting a lengthy ban on the international lock Gareth Llewellyn , they battled against Bridgend within the confines of a 20 square yard area . |
4 | The approved amendments opened the way for the full co-operation of Argentina , Brazil and Chile within the terms of the treaty . |
5 | Before he left , he went into the Cathedral of the Assumption , in Cathedral Square within the walls of the Kremlin . |
6 | However , there are no easy solutions to the problems of an area such as the Highlands within the constraints of the existing national economic structure , and there is no certainty that small-scale industries would have provided a better base for employment growth . |
7 | They should abandon their insistence on the worship of the mythical creator of the universe , and seek their understanding of God within the confines of human knowledge . |
8 | In 1852 he was mainly responsible for establishing the Collegio Pio within the walls of the English College , for the training of convert and older clergy . |
9 | In London within the walls , besides St Paul 's cathedral and ( from 1107 — 8 ) the Augustinian priory of Holy Trinity Aldgate , there were by 1200 some ninety-nine parish churches , one for every 1½ hectares ( 3⅓ acres ) or so . |
10 | The agreements mainly covered transport and communication links , including an agreement to link the autonomous republic of Nakhichevan with Azerbaijan through Iranian territory ( Nakhichevan was separated from Azerbaijan within the CIS by Armenian territory ) . |