Example sentences of "[noun] and [verb] new [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The National Electoral Commission ( NEC ) on Nov. 25 cancelled the results of gubernatorial primary elections held on Oct. 19 and the subsequent November run-offs in nine states , disqualified 12 candidates and ordered new elections in the affected states to be held on Dec. 3 . |
| 2 | A new press and publications law was drafted to protect journalists and encourage new publications in both Yemens ; on Jan. 8 both Yemeni news agencies issued a joint bulletin on this subject . |
| 3 | It will also add the perspectives of the Inland Revenue and assess new policy developments aimed at control of evasion and regulation of avoidance . |
| 4 | He strengthened old castles and built new ones . |
| 5 | It seems , however , inevitable that the Oxford Polytechnic Modular Course will once again be forced to revise its planning and monitoring methodology and establish new arrangements to preserve its central academic features . |
| 6 | There is general agreement in the hot fusion community that CIT will bring significant advances to the field , but the problem is that it will cost 700 million dollars which requires new funds and imposes new pressures both within and outside the community . |
| 7 | Subsequently the highly rated manager develops creative solutions and provides new insights into problems . |
| 8 | Thanks for the bumper size of this newsletter must go to who has done a marvellous job at retaining our loyal advertising supporters and encouraged new people to start to advertise with us . |
| 9 | The meetings programme includes small workshops bringing together academics with government and private sector economists ; lunchtime discussion meetings at which Research Fellows speak on policy-relevant topics , with audiences from Whitehall , Westminster , business and the academic community ; academic workshops , seminars , colloquia and conferences ; and periodic meetings of the Research Fellows in each programme to discuss and organise research and to plan new research initiatives . |
| 10 | And buyers also have an easy method of disposing of their cars and obtaining new ones every couple of years , which in turn means low maintenance costs . |
| 11 | Assistance available to companies will include practical help in identifying market opportunities and creating new product concepts to suit . |
| 12 | The periodicals keep you in touch with what is going on in practice and indicate new developments in research . |
| 13 | It included statements about : the booklet overall , as an evaluative instrument ; the ease and flexibility with which the booklet might be used ; how effectively the booklet probes existing practice and prompts new developments . |
| 14 | In the regulatory role ( e.g. HSE , CAA ) use influence and resources to support and follow best practice and explore new ways to improve awareness and practice of risk management by goal setting and other proactive approaches . |
| 15 | Central and local government worked hard to improve methods and disseminate new techniques . |
| 16 | A South Bank Centre touring exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre , ‘ Air , Land and Sea ’ examines the affiliations between Lanyon 's constructions and paintings , and where possible re-unites the related artefacts , thus illuminating his working methods and presenting new perspectives . |
| 17 | Word processing programs allow the user to delete one character or word or sequence of words and insert new letters ( e.g. to correct spelling ) or new words or phrases to improve the clarity of the document . |
| 18 | Disillusionment with traditional psychiatry has led to much interesting experimentation with small communities using new forms of therapy and espousing new philosophies and explanations of mental illness . |
| 19 | Pupil 's Book — presents and reviews new words , grammar structures , and functions in clear contexts |
| 20 | At the same time , people began to discover that irradiation not only arrests the growth of some cancers , but can have the opposite effect and generate new cancers in tissues which received excessive exposure . |
| 21 | An army of seamstresses repaired costumes and cut and sewed new ones , working in a room that resembled a large draper 's shop with dozens of drawers from ceiling to floor , each crammed with accessories and shoes . |
| 22 | NVQs provide trainees with recognised qualifications which can be recorded in log book form , enabling them to move with confidence throughout the industry and to acquire new skills and competence whenever they wish . |
| 23 | Also , a Third World country which depends on an export crop for foreign exchange simply can not change crops in times of recession — it takes several years and many dollars to restructure an industry and to plant new crops . |
| 24 | But is it not a fact in the real world that we prepare for war during peacetime by keeping our armed forces equipped and ready , rather than disbanding them and waiting until war breaks out before beginning to re-arm and train new forces ? |
| 25 | Whereas many developed countries are learning to resolve the contradictions and find new sources of advantage , we found that in our three countries the choices forced on them were not readily perceived as necessarily beneficial . |
| 26 | And the production of numerous low-budget pictures stimulated by the Cinematograph Act of 1927 — passed to get the film industry moving again — was treated , for the most part , not as an opportunity to experiment with new styles and cultivate new talent , but as an occasion for allowing mediocrities to make low-budget versions of Hollywood pictures . |
| 27 | System generation is for performing pilot tests , establishing a development and test environments and constructing new systems . |
| 28 | Everyone has access to the whole system , both to see what 's going on and to contribute to change through Corrective Action and writing new procedures and instructions . |
| 29 | Data analysis has become interactive , with the scientist interrogating the data and deciding new paths for investigation based on immediate feedback . |
| 30 | The Report of a government-appointed committee , chaired by Arthur Skeffington MP , People and planning ( 1969 ) was sympathetic to these demands and advocated new ways in which community involvement in planning might be conducted . |