Example sentences of "[vb pp] in [art] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Rate exemption was also seen as the most important factor in facilitating additional investment and in explaining why companies located in the zones . |
| 32 | Even so , the jobs located in the cities were not going to inner-city residents but to people who lived in the leafy suburbs . |
| 33 | First , and most important , there are its assumptions about the nature and meaning of working-class crime ; second , the view that ‘ real ’ crime is located in the activities of the ruling class ; and finally , there is its particular version of the causes of and cures for crime . |
| 34 | This agency can have a style other than that of Ministry of Justice ( for example , Attorney General 's Department ) or may be located in the courts service or form a specialist bureau . |
| 35 | In many parts of Scotland bus stations that are centrally located in the interests of the travelling public will be sold by property speculators and will be replaced by facilities that are much less adequate and less convenient . |
| 36 | In order not to obstruct gangways or take up rack space , dry powder systems would have to be designed with extensive pipework feeding nozzles located in the racks or gangways from a centralised , pressurised storage unit . |
| 37 | Research and development centres were located in the shires . |
| 38 | The offices of the Research Defence Society were originally located in the premises of the Medical Society of London , near Harley Street , where they remained until 1981 . |
| 39 | The prison kitchen was located in the short-termers ' compound . |
| 40 | That power is located in the slums , in the kinship and solidarity which prevail there , in sanctions which welfare workers will not be able to comprehend . |
| 41 | The centre has already placed 50 or 60 people here or abroad but it has its own problems to overcome : there are few , if any overseas versions of NISW as most of the work tends to be located in the ministries of health or welfare . |
| 42 | US arms negotiators were reported on Jan. 23 as having assured NATO that talks with Russian defence officials in Moscow on Jan. 14-22 had ended in agreement over the safe disposal of nuclear weapons located in the republics of the former Soviet Union . |
| 43 | The fact that 3 of our patients had had brain cysticercosis might indicate that an abnormal AChE could be related to the intellectual deterioration in this disease , when a certain number of cysts are located in the regions responsible for memory and cognition . |
| 44 | Although this sequence contains several ApT steps , located in the sequences AATA , TATT and TATA , none of these are cut by the antibiotic . |
| 45 | In the vast majority of these buildings , the entire accommodation was single storey , the central schoolroom being lit by very high , arched windows located in the gables . |
| 46 | That this was the same family can be judged from the inclusion of a poem by R. W. Blencowe , jr. , who can be located in the genealogies . |
| 47 | It did not lack its central figure , for Joseph Sturge was prominent , but he was located in the events in relation to enlightened nonconformity and the power of provincial community rather than gentry family and parliamentary class . |
| 48 | A good deal of this security is located in the routines making up practical consciousness — predictability reduces anxiety . |
| 49 | The nest , located in the branches of a tree , consists of leaves stuck together — with silk . |
| 50 | The Dublin Experience is located in the Arts Building , across the square from the Long Room . |
| 51 | Old photographs can be located in the collections of archives , museums , or local studies centres and in some libraries . |
| 52 | Half of the noradrenaline in the brain is located in the cells of the locus coerulum , a part of the brain whose neurones affect as many as 100,000 others . |
| 53 | The distribution of advice agencies around the country leaves large areas ( especially the rural districts ) without some of the basic agencies , and even within urban areas it is unusual to find solicitors , in particular , located in the districts with the greatest density of population . |
| 54 | For non-Marxists this is evidence that power is not located in the hands of a capitalist ruling class and that society is pluralistic , open and democratic . |
| 55 | The pathogens which cause dysentery , typhoid and some forms of gastroenteritis are excreted in the faeces , so hands contaminated with faeces , if inadvertently put near the mouth , can re-infect the person himself or infect food which may be consumed by others . |
| 56 | What the ad does n't mention , either , is that cells which contains traces of blood are naturally excreted in the faeces and in some babies the amount of cells that are shed increases if they are fed cow 's milk — but still not enough to worry about . |
| 57 | The other species do not have the same critical hatching requirements as N. battus and so the L3 appear on the pasture within 2-3 months of the eggs being excreted in the faeces . |
| 58 | It 's a thriving organisation which keeps many children happily occupied in the holidays . |
| 59 | The position of churchmen in such transactions caused some debate , and their giving security was forbidden in the Constitutions of Clarendon of 1164 . |
| 60 | He would be incarcerated in the cells of different gaols . |