Example sentences of "[verb] [noun pl] of [noun pl] ' " in BNC.
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| 1 | It would be appropriate at this point for teachers to provide examples of students ' work and the resources they use . |
| 2 | Questions such as these can only be studied with information which includes details of employers ' policies alongside details of employees ' perceptions , attitudes and experience at work . |
| 3 | Money Management and similar journals give details of funds ' performance . |
| 4 | Gadaffi invited British and US lawyers to attend the inquiry and interrogate the accused , and welcomed representatives of victims ' families . ’ |
| 5 | displaying and holding details of employers ' job vacancies ; |
| 6 | For the most part Kilwardby lavished his attention on his clerical subjects , conducting visitations of suffragans ' dioceses and holding frequent clerical synods . |
| 7 | PLANS for parents to be given details of schools ' truancy rates and costs and the work destinations of leavers have been condemned by the education committee of the Church of Scotland , writes Gary Duncan . |
| 8 | Do n't forget simple ideas like having exhibitions of pupils ' work in local shops and libraries ; estate agents and building societies will sometimes do this too . |
| 9 | Fewer than a fifth of the schools kept records of pupils ' achievements in science . |
| 10 | Teachers are required to plan and prepare lessons , assess and keep records of pupils ' progress , and maintain discipline . |
| 11 | The same wills also list the liturgical objects — crosses , plates , censers , bells , candle-sticks — that furnished these nobles ' chapels , and the reliquaries made of precious metals and precious stones and housing fragments of saints ' bones , hair and beards , or even the names of holy men , which the rich and powerful kept in their treasuries , or even wore around their necks . |
| 12 | To develop measures of infants ' cognitive ability in the age range 6-18 months which can be used |
| 13 | THE two branches of the legal profession last night remained split over the abolition of the barristers ' monopoly in the higher courts as the Government published its Courts and Legal Services Bill , overturning centuries of lawyers ' traditions . |
| 14 | Chalmers boosts hopes of Lions ' standby spot |