Example sentences of "[det] [vb pp] for the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The female has a colour pattern which almost fits that given for the Threadfin Goldie . |
| 2 | This was done for all posts in the industry and the data were computerised in a similar manner to that undertaken for the study posts . |
| 3 | This called for the halting of large-scale FMLN military offensives which could jeopardize the UN peace process . |
| 4 | This called for the withdrawal of the National Executive memorandum abolishing the League 's national organization . |
| 5 | This called for the expertise of the Pessarane Behesht . |
| 6 | This called for the establishment of a multi-party political system in place of the present one-party state , with a ban on parties based on just one ethnic group . |
| 7 | This provided for the return to private ownership of over 30 state-owned companies , many of them founded by Juan Perón himself , including air and shipping lines , railways , coal and oil and posts and telecommunications companies , utilities and radio and television stations . |
| 8 | This provided for the election by all landowners over the age of twenty-five of representatives to local and provincial assemblies . |
| 9 | Paradoxically , this provided for the possibility of voluntary unemployment , an anathema to the capitalist class , and so the conditions under which men 's claims to maintenance from the state were met were such as to weaken male work incentives as little as possible , and ideally to discourage men from making a claim at all , except in the direst circumstances . |
| 10 | This provided for the withdrawal of federal forces from the strategic Prevlaka peninsula overlooking Dubrovnik by Oct. 20 . |
| 11 | When immaturity and , more especially , insanity came to be accepted as making people less responsible , this allowed for the possibility that , for some offenders at least , personal characteristics ( or defects ) could be seen as both differentiating them from other people and causing their criminality . |
| 12 | We make 200,000 cars a year and export 70,000 of them so there 's not much left for the home market and people have to apply one year in advance to buy one . |
| 13 | These provided for the introduction of value added tax ( VAT ) at 5 per cent on essential goods and services and at 23 per cent on other goods . |
| 14 | These allowed for the use of up to five pairs of stones . |
| 15 | Some urged the impossibility of miracles , and the inadequacy of the Old Testament chronology , and all pressed for the treatment of the Bible like any other ancient writing . |
| 16 | Now I idled in the yellow light of closed banks , municipality and bad business all done for the day . |
| 17 | She had n't written to me for several weeks and I was beginning to wonder what stage her marriage plans had arrived at , but was n't at all prepared for the news that greeted me . |
| 18 | They were all written for The Lord of the Rings alone . |
| 19 | Why these particular prints stand out in my opinion from so many produced for the tourists of the time , is because the artist has not just reproduced his drawings on to plates but he has been able to produce marks that are alive and work within the context of the print . |
| 20 | 360 , when they were all demolished for the erection of a stone corridor villa and a large barn . |
| 21 | — The 30-strong British Olympic swimming team , including Samantha Purvis ( Stockton Aquatics ) , Samantha Foggo ( Newcastle ) and Ian Wilson ( Sunderland ) , are all entered for the Optrex National Championships , which start in Sheffield today and end on Sunday . |
| 22 | In-service training , weekly group meetings and monthly supervision sessions were all provided for the home care aides . |
| 23 | The Elizabethan World Picture appeared in 1943 during a period when many feared for the collapse of western civilisation . |
| 24 | He may have shared in the Puritan tendency of Cranbrook ; his published works were all printed for the London theological bookseller , Philemon Stephens , and produced in the early 1650s , at a time when publication in both the learned languages and the vernacular greatly increased . |
| 25 | Some billeting arrangements were equally resented by both sides — as when Roman Catholic children from inner-city Liverpool were sent to staunchly Protestant North Wales , and some were the fault of nobody — as when in Cambridge a Greek head waiter 's wife was given a bed inferior to that provided for the wife of an under-waiter . |
| 26 | As these figures are identical to those given for the Amytal test by Rasmussen and B. Milner ( 1975 ) it is presumably these data to which he refers ) . |
| 27 | The unusually high indoor radon levels measured in Umhausen ( 2600 inhabitants , Western Tyrol , Austria ) led to lifetime radon exposures of the same order of magnitude as those reported for the uranium miners in West Bohemia . |
| 28 | Where such consent is knowingly given by adult citizens , the only restrictions which a free society ought to impose are those designed for the prevention of harm . |
| 29 | Infantilized , she used to appear regularly in hagiographical volumes , especially those designed for the edification of small girls . |
| 30 | The phase diagram does not preclude the possibility of a double-pulse structure with a narrower separation than those seen for the Crab and Vela γ -ray pulsars . |