Example sentences of "[to-vb] [noun] between the " in BNC.

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1 THE SDLP on Down Council has confirmed its intention to continue power-sharing between the two traditions , after extending its majority to three in last week 's elections .
2 ‘ Agreement was reached to continue contacts between the two parties , ’ he added .
3 He was particularly keen to establish contacts between the college and what was happening elsewhere in post-war Britain .
4 In another unexpected Northern initiative , it was announced on July 5 that the northern side of the border at the Panmunjom armistice village ( situated in the Demilitarized Zone between the two countries ) would be opened from Aug. 15 in an attempt to encourage contacts between the two countries .
5 Baker denied the allegations , but Koch 's allegations only served to increase tension between the two countries .
6 This programme aims to promote economic and social advancement and to encourage reconciliation between the two traditions .
7 The purpose of the mission , according to Collins , was " to encourage dialogue between the two sides [ in South Africa ] " .
8 It could be that er he wishes to distract attention between the interesting arguments going on about one man one vote which I 'm pleased to hear that Mr has won .
9 Sinister though their role was , Hobson did not believe that the financiers were out to provoke war between the European powers .
10 His intention is to establish continuity between the issues of the Vietnam War and those of the recombinant-DNA controversy , especially a pervasive mood of doubt and suspicion about the social benefits of science and technology that were characteristic of the establishment thinking then .
11 Adenauer 's foreign policy continued to cause some controversy and even to provoke divisions between the CDU and FDP by 1957 .
12 Further , if sufficient intergranular pore space is present within the sediment , the overgrowth cements will develop planar euhedral crystallographic faces ( Fig. 5.26c , d ) , although it should be remembered that continued enlargement of the overgrowth cements will lead to compromise boundaries between the cements .
13 What is so damaging to the maintenance of educational standards is the perverse belief of the Secretary of State that to secure competition between the providers of education , there must be competition between the regulators .
14 An interesting possibility is that the IP 3 R might function to communicate information between the ER and the plasma membrane .
15 In my view , one of the tasks of this museum is to establish links between the world of industry and the world of art .
16 The system of a regular review for clients receiving day and respite care , demonstrated in case studies 2:2 and 5:2 show ways in which social workers can continue to provide links between the family network and the residential care establishment for those still living at home .
17 They showed the Foreign Office keen to encourage talks between the Iraqi and Kuwaiti rulers over their border dispute — but also adamant that Kuwait was the one area in the Gulf where the defence of oil supplies would justify the use of force .
18 In 1945–46 Soviet policy was to encourage cooperation between the moderate leftists and the communists until an administrative framework had been created .
19 This concern of both popes was voiced and manifested by the frequent nuncios and legates whom they sent to arrange peace between the king and his barons , or between England and Scotland , or between England and France .
20 It is often said that one of the objectives of a commercial contract is to allocate risks between the contracting parties and the drafter 's client will generally wish to throw as many of the risks as possible onto its trading partners .
21 The new Regulations , which apply for financial years ending on or after 31 December 1993 , aim to create comparability between the accounts of UK building societies and banks and similar institutions in other EC member states .
22 To explore relationships between the social services and primary health care teams the psychology department of Plymouth University carried out a questionnaire survey of attitudes .
23 Limited scope exists for actors to develop individual characters : there is little room , in particular , to explore tensions between the sympathy and horror that Macbeth 's conflicts can elicit in an audience .
24 Erm I consider also that erm a development in this area would intrude on the sensitive gap between the York and West Yorkshire greenbelts and would be likely to cause coalescence between the fairly densely located villages in this sector .
25 All pupils in the first year of the schools were included , ensuring that each group was sufficiently large to detect differences between the intervention and control groups of the same size as had been achieved in the original evaluation of the two interventions .
26 We would be interested to know whether the sample was sufficiently large to detect differences between the paper and computer systems for these infrequent events ; we predict that the computer would be superior .
27 In practice , however , such arrangements have often tended to cause further confusion ( particularly for consumers ) , as well as to create acrimony between the authorities concerned .
28 Gustave had to choose sides between the Egyptian courtesan and the Parisian poetess — bedbugs , sandalwood oil , shaven pudenda , clitoridectomy and syphilis versus cleanliness , lyric poetry , comparative sexual fidelity and the rights of women .
29 If , however , the staffing improvement can be imaginatively exploited to create links between the special school provision , other special provision and primary or secondary schools then it could create the first stages of a unified , coherent service whose institutional boundaries are eroded .
30 In 1985 , William Waldegrave , minister at the DoE , intervened to urge cooperation between the Commission and the Institute for Terrestrial Ecology ( ITE ) .
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