Example sentences of "[prep] [noun sg] to [det] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Those who wish to apply for admission to these degrees should possess at least an upper second class honours degree or its equivalent and may well have a Masters ' degree . |
| 2 | Particular course offers may include the requirement to obtain a Distinction in BTEC National Diploma or a Grade B at Higher Level in the Republic of Ireland Leaving Certificate in specific subjects as part of the entry requirements eg. in a modern language for admission to some courses which include a major language component |
| 3 | Applicants should be aware that there is severe competition for admission to some courses . |
| 4 | According to Cohen ( and , indeed , to related work such as that outlined by Hebdidge ) subcultural or gang life should be envisaged as resistance to these changes and forms of social subordination . |
| 5 | Mr Stewart was convinced that , provided booksellers had the required enthusiasm and vision to tackle the schools market , they were uniquely placed to act as agent to all publishers and to provide a one-stop shopping facility for teachers . |
| 6 | As a requirement for entry to most courses in thefaculty , SCE applicants must offer passes in four Highers at BBBB , taken at the first sitting ; if taken over two sittings , slightly better grades are required . |
| 7 | Application may be made for entry to these courses in the normal fashion . |
| 8 | A GCE ‘ O ’ level or GCSE pass normally at grade B or above in Mathematics is required ( ‘ A ’ level Mathematics is not a specific requirement for entry to these courses ) . |
| 9 | Thomas Balogh , who died in 1985 , made numerous contributions to the professional literature of economics , and acted as adviser to many governments . |
| 10 | This had asserted American interest in the Middle East and had given pledges of support to those states which felt threatened by communism . |
| 11 | They are used to clarify the relationships that exist between the variables that influence the buying situation , and to predict the outcome of change to these variables . |
| 12 | The guarantee of protection to these individuals was intended to remove a source of friction between States that was feared might escalate into further conflict . |
| 13 | Now , colleagues we come to the thorny question of election to these bodies . |
| 14 | The research also aims to illuminate the processes by which the ESSE/L Project was implemented by the Project team , to identify some of the conditions conducive to success in such projects , and to identify sources of resistance to such innovations . |
| 15 | the purpose of this double arrangement is to try and arrange something of advantage to both parties erm |
| 16 | Increased ability to learn directly from the environment evolved to allow organisms to acquire new information and thus to build up simple programmes of response to such exigencies . |
| 17 | The many advantages of MID-PAY to both businesses and their employees include reducing administration to a minimum , increasing cost effectiveness and maximising security when making payments direct to employees ' bank accounts via BACS . |
| 18 | Do n't get me wrong , I 'm not saying that companies should n't sponsor ballet or opera , but I think they have to not lose sight of sponsorship potential with the disadvantages as well as the anonymous giving branch , because small amounts of money to some organizations may do disproportionately more than the Scottish Opera |
| 19 | The allocation of labour to these segments is of course partly predetermined by gender , but recruitment to firms of different sizes is based mainly on educational credentials . |
| 20 | A united partnership of opposition to such developments is something that the MEG warmly welcomes ’ , Mr Hopkins told a local paper . |
| 21 | The Mamur Zapt had right of entry to all premises in Cairo . |
| 22 | Instead , the compromise proved to be a lasting source of grief to both parties . |
| 23 | The state , then , offers a fair amount of help to all parents in their task of rearing children . |
| 24 | In addition , the preamble to the Bill contained a false recital that plans of the lands and a book of reference to such plans containing the names of the owners , lessees and occupiers of the said land were duly deposited with the clerk of the county council . |
| 25 | The addition of humus is of benefit to all soils , whether they are alkaline or acid , light and sandy or heavy clay . |
| 26 | Supporters of the free movement of capital believe it to be of benefit to all countries , as a means of creating a dynamic market structure and determining the optimal use of resources . |
| 27 | On being informed of this , King Louis of France instantly had Winstanley released , declaring , ‘ We are at War with England , not with humanity ’ , and the lighthouse would be of benefit to all nations . |
| 28 | Raising the image of the whole educational system is of benefit to all schools . |
| 29 | Or , is it legitimate for us to become involved in general curriculum development work which will be of benefit to all children , but especially those with special educational needs ? |
| 30 | Accountants could play a key part in analysing the joint situation of the two firms in order to propose areas in the ‘ partner organization ’ where value-chain reconfigurations might be of benefit to both firms . |