Example sentences of "[noun pl] [be] [vb pp] [prep] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | If institutions are funded from the same general purse , on the whole they mesh together and work easily together . |
| 2 | Heads of departments and institutions are indemnified by the University in respect of any claims made against them under civil law in connection with safety duties . |
| 3 | These institutions are produced for the same purpose as neuroses are by the individual ; they are collective solutions for the problem of defence against unsatisfied wishes . |
| 4 | He maintains that the main principles of these religions are symbolized by the terms Kingdom of God in Christianity and Nirvā a in Buddhism . |
| 5 | Her secrets are revealed in the book , Marje : The Guilt And The Gingerbread by Angela Patmore . |
| 6 | No examination is required ; vacancies are advertised in the legal weeklies ( Law Society 's Guardian Gazette , New Law Journal , Solicitor 's Journal , and in The Times . |
| 7 | Vacancies are notified by the Civil Service Commission . |
| 8 | The subjective estimate could be based on pure hunch and guesswork at the end of period t - 1 , but in order to introduce a degree of empirical testability into the model it is normally assumed that is arrived at by some policy rule which includes on the right-hand side only those variables whose magnitudes are known at the end of the period t - 1 . |
| 9 | There is , in addition , a cassette which contains many of the extracts and teacher 's notes are provided at the back of the book . |
| 10 | Fur seals and sea lions are restricted to the Bering Strait area and seldom enter icy waters . |
| 11 | Criminal acts are defined by the Home Office as ‘ those acts against the law for which the offender is caught , tried and found guilty ’ . |
| 12 | Thirdly , there will be considerable cash flow implications for the purchaser , particularly if the creditors fall due to be paid before the debts are collected from the debtors . |
| 13 | The above ballets are classified under the nineteenth-century meaning of the term ‘ romantic ’ because they are based in the world of fantasy and deal very subtly with the theme of Man 's struggle against fate . |
| 14 | Nearly 800 Unit and Squadron badges are embedded in the floor ; they are of Welsh slate , many the work of Madge Whiteman . |
| 15 | Personnel are excluded from the warehouse operation under normal operating conditions and ingress and egress of pallets to and from crane pick-up points is often by powered conveyor . |
| 16 | One way around this particular problem would be to adapt the approach recommended by the Canadian Sentencing Commission ( 1997 ) , in which guide-lines are used in the first instance simply to indicate offences for which the presumptive sentence would ( or would normally ) involve a community sanction , and those which would ( or would normally ) involve a custodial penalty . |
| 17 | However , the ‘ Radfahrer frei ’ sign indicates that cycling is allowed , though riders are warned by the cartoon underneath ( Figure 6.28 ) ‘ But not this way ! ’ |
| 18 | Point to Point … racing folk will tell you this is the true home of steepelchasing … the foundry where runners and riders are forged for the future … |
| 19 | The theories propose that above this energy the strong interactions are unified with the weak and electromagnetic interactions , but that at lower energies there is spontaneous symmetry breaking . |
| 20 | Its numbers had increased by 1979 to 3,000 from only 800 a century ago , when it had been expected to disappear : its only use was for bloodless bull-fighting in which ribbons are snatched from the bull 's horns . |
| 21 | Paraesthesiae are felt in the toes and fingertips which may ascend Eventually , deep-tendon reflexes may be lost . |
| 22 | April 8-10 Baker visits Israel at the start of his second Middle East tour ; discussions are centred on the concept of a " regional conference " , and he receives a tentative Israeli agreement to attend a " limited " conference [ see p. 38167 ] . |
| 23 | The young people who come into care are drawn almost exclusively from the ranks of the poor and disadvantaged and though many reasons are given for the move , frequently it is the inability of the family to cope with illness , bereavement , divorce or remarriage . |
| 24 | All sorts of reasons are given for the lack of enthusiasm in schools for physical science and technology , but never that which might be the fundamental one . |
| 25 | It is to be recommended that full reasons are given to the third party solicitor . |
| 26 | Floors , for instance , require finishes that are hard , water resistant , but at the same time flexible , so that the surface is not brittle and will not crack when objects are moved across the surface . |
| 27 | In the case of companies , their objects are described in the objects clause of the memorandum of association . |
| 28 | With the spatial approach , the initial relationships between objects are established by the interpretation of the local orthogonal domains or bricks ( see Chapter 5 ) . |
| 29 | The criterion , of course , is that only perceptions of red objects are included in the set . |
| 30 | The second shift occurs when both the centre of orientation and the related objects are excluded from the canonical situation . |