Example sentences of "[conj] [noun] [vb base] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | Please remember to include a return , or senders address on the parcel . |
| 2 | In Vaill 's terms , organizations or groups qualify for the title ‘ high-performing system ’ if they : |
| 3 | The process only terminates when no more entities or groups remain in the temporary work layers . |
| 4 | The Benson & Hedges campaign from the London advertising agency Collett Dickenson Pearce ( CDP ) is one of the most admired in recent advertising history — and one of the longest running . |
| 5 | Moreover , the current rules or guidelines focus on the impact on competition as the ground for referral by the Secretary of State . |
| 6 | However , if in addition to the sole accounts you operate a joint a joint current or savings account with the same bank or building society , you should check from the outset whether the terms and conditions include a right of set off , whereby funds on these accounts may be required to repay the debt on others held by you or your partner . |
| 7 | Of course , nobody as yet knows how intentionality — the property that mental phenomena have of being about something other than themselves — or consciousness emerge from the operations of the brain . |
| 8 | ‘ Where companies pay above the pay levels laid down by councils , they are irrelevant . |
| 9 | That having been said , where gaps appear in the Code it would be better for them to be filled by a change in the Code itself rather than by judicial interpretation , for it must not be forgotten that breach of the Code is a disciplinary offence and it would be unfortunate if the officers in the present case , who were rightly not made the subject of any criticism by the court , should even in theory be liable to disciplinary proceedings . |
| 10 | Induced fractures or cracks occur at the borehole wall as the result of off-loading the stresses during the drilling operation . |
| 11 | Equally , certain places such as public rooms or staircases remain in the occupancy of the hotel throughout . |
| 12 | In the nineteenth century , sailing ships or steamships direct from the United Kingdom took between eight and twelve days on the voyage from Southampton to Madeira . |
| 13 | This we see quite clearly in the example of ‘ green fingers ’ , where plants respond to the intent and good feeling in the mind of the human caring for them . |
| 14 | He liked his personal style of government , and his establishment of a Cabinet Secretariat and his own personal advisers or brains trust in the ‘ garden suburbs ’ . |
| 15 | The vast majority of items for which there is a strong intuition either of meaningfulness or meaninglessness respond in the appropriate way to the test of recurrent semantic contrast . |
| 16 | What seemed likely to him was that Adam had allowed some undesirable person or persons access to the place and it was these vagrants or hippies — there had been a lot of hippies still about then — were responsible . |
| 17 | Although it reached its peak of popularity in the 1930s , cruising had begun in about 1844 when P & O's cruise through the Mediterranean was described by the writer William Makepeace Thackeray , and Mark Twain wrote about a cruise of 1868 from New York to the Mediterranean in his book Innocents Abroad . |
| 18 | Does he agree that to stimulate demand within the United Kingdom home market , where problems exist on the retail side , the industry is entitled to expect some special attention from the Chancellor of the Exchequer at the next Budget , which could include a reduction in or the total elimination of the appalling 10 per cent . |
| 19 | The next question used the same factors and asked how Ernst & Young compare to the respondent 's expectations . |
| 20 | The Commission , which ( pursuant to Article 87 of the Treaty of Rome and secondary Community legislation ) is charged with the primary task of enforcing the competition rules , has defined a number of instances where restrictive agreements or arrangements fall outside the scope of application of Article 85 . |
| 21 | … to see Mr. Wats , keeper of the Apothecaries Garden of simples at Chelsey ; where there is a collection of innumerable rarities of that sort : Particularly , besids many rare annuals the Tree bearing the Jesuits bark , which had don such cures in quartans : & what was very ingenious the subterranean heate , conveyed by a stove under the Conserveatory , which was all Vaulted with brick ; so as he leaves the doores & windowes open in the hard(e)st frosts , secluding onely the snow , & c . |
| 22 | On one hand , you can use either the DOS or Windows package on the same data . |
| 23 | In Chronic Diseases we are told that when giving remedies in solid form i.e. solid form i.e. granules or powders dry on the tongue , Hahnemann found that remedies prepared with more than two shakes were too strong so stayed with two strokes for consistency ; but during the last years since I have been giving every dose of medicine in a solution , divided over fifteen , twenty or thirty days and even more , no potentizing in an attenuating vial is found too strong , and again I use ten strokes . ’ |
| 24 | The 21 stations are all located in Army camps , where volunteers assist with the monitoring . |
| 25 | ‘ If animals or men go into the marsh , they will sink into it and die . |
| 26 | The affluent clients of the smartest shops of Hong Kong , Paris , New York , London or Tokyo respond to the same qualities in ivory as those which attracted Palaeolithic mammoth hunters up to thirty thousand years ago and have continued to beguile all who have since had access to the material . |
| 27 | In his cluttered roof-void office-cum-spare bedroom , where clothes dry under the skylight and ergonomics is too big a word to fit in , he writes massive chunks of operating software for mainframe computers , programmes which can take between one and a half and ten ‘ man years ’ to complete . |
| 28 | computer-aided learning — where systems add to the other resources learners can call on ; |
| 29 | This developing agenda , in broad outline , covers economic and industrial issues of science policy in an international context ; issues of science policy in an international context ; modelling the research process and finding means of monitoring its development and change ; and management of the R & D process in the various sectors and levels of the system . |
| 30 | Some see corporatism grandly as a total economic system distinct from capitalism and socialism ; some see corporatism as a particular kind of " state form " distinct from , say , parliamentarianism , where citizens participate in the determination of policies through the exercise of voting rights in relation to a parliament ; and still others see corporatism rather more modestly and fruitfully as connoting a particular system of interest-group politics and representation distinct from the pluralist system that we have just discussed . |