Example sentences of "[adj] [noun pl] [coord] [noun] [coord] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Franca was relieved that Alison had given up her guilty peepings and hintings and attempts at relevant conversation ; only now her calmness and at-homeness were proving equally maddening . |
| 2 | An imaginative PRO or press officer will be thinking up new and useful angles for in-depth feature material suitable for specific programmes or publications and will be spending a good proportion of his or her time selling them . |
| 3 | Weber 's view of parties suggests that the relationship between political groups and class and status groups is far from clear cut . |
| 4 | So to catch the song those wonderful liquid notes and trills and ‘ jug-jug-jugs ’ — before the few brief weeks are over , is an experience that never fails to thrill . |
| 5 | They need the right skills and motivation or at least the chance that they can somehow acquire these . |
| 6 | I have been interested to learn more about the valuable work AEA Technology is doing on supplying technology world-wide through technical consultancy , technical products and services and engineering project management . |
| 7 | And have those erm f for specific projects and reports and things like that that could go out in er er i in the future . |
| 8 | While government policy fails to link housing policy to other social policy areas , local government fails to integrate disabled people 's housing needs into their mainstream activities and housing and social services departments fail to work together , disabled people will continue to be condemned to institutional care or imprisoned in housing which unnecessarily restricts their lives . |
| 9 | On 26 February a conference will be held in Dublin on The Future of the Country House , focusing on historic houses and gardens and the problems of their maintenance and conservation . |
| 10 | This project should enable us to say how far the characteristics of the individual ( their feelings of originality , efficacy , conformity , alienation , anxieties , and so on ) account for their political and economic values and activities and how both relate to social position . |
| 11 | Initially most systems concentrated on reviewing administrative activities and costs but subsequent refinements enabled them also to review programmes ( that is , activities and costs covering a policy objective or a group of related policy objectives ) . |
| 12 | We should remember that homosexuals form part of society , and they can exert their influence on the prevailing norms and values and therefore also on legislation . |
| 13 | Specific areas which require careful attention in this area are the cold calling rules and coordination and agreement of documents with the Stock Exchange . |
| 14 | Nevertheless , the concept of a zone of peace continues to represent a potential significant area of shared interest between the ASEAN states and Vietnam and this ensures that it will remain on the agenda for both parties although the terminology they use and the objectives they pursue may differ . |
| 15 | Support of this kind was to enable Leopold to take his two young children on long musical tours throughout their formative years , tours which exposed them to a variety of European cultures and styles and which were consequently to direct the course of Mozart 's development as a musician . |
| 16 | impersonal nature : employees work full time within the impersonal rules and regulations and act according to formal , impersonal procedures ; |
| 17 | Well , there is a kind of waiting process here , that is in political life particularly , some people are more important than others in their political views and opinions and certainly depending on the nature of the society . |
| 18 | ‘ I go to many stately homes and museums but the library is what really supplies me with most of the things I get , ’ said Mrs Lamport , who started with the Dictionary of National Biography , Burke 's Peerage , and other books on notable families . |
| 19 | Nor is it just the exported population of thousands of American suburbanites , the wives and families with their attendant schools and hospitals and tennis courts . |
| 20 | This highlighted his political characteristics and qualifications and may have led to his decision not to preside over the Court of Appeal when it considered the appeal by the Government against the decision of Glidewell J rejecting the decision to ban trade union membership at GCHQ . |
| 21 | Many were also referred by elder brothers and sisters or friends who had already been placed . |
| 22 | In emphasizing the parts played by school teachers in prompting black youth into sports involvement , I am neglecting many other influential figures , including elder brothers and sisters and occasionally even parents . |
| 23 | According to a recent survey by the Union of Construction , Allied Trades and Technicians and the Association of Direct Labour Organisations , training places have been cut by 27 per cent . |
| 24 | First we discard all the subjective labels and comments and replace them with objective descriptions of behaviour ( 3 ) . |
| 25 | The due diligence report prepared by the purchaser 's accountants may give rise to specific warranties or disclosures and may itself by subject to negotiation as to whether the report itself is disclosed . |
| 26 | The program maintains standard and customisable glossaries and can search for commonly used words and phrases and offer the glossary 's translation . |
| 27 | People are influenced not just by political parties or candidates but also by national , regional and local considerations . |
| 28 | Meaningful debate will require well stocked electronic warehouses and historians and archivists able to search and manage their cargo of resources . |
| 29 | There are so many carp anglers , all fishing with high nutritive value ( HNV ) boiled baits , attached to hair- and bolt-rigs , usually at long range , you can not afford to persist with the old baits and rigs and expect much success . |
| 30 | Such excitements are rare ; The Hague has a few clubs and theatres and it will soon have its own ballet company , but for the most part the Hagenaars , as the residents are known , spend their evenings at home and retire at a respectable hour . |