Example sentences of "which [prep] the [noun sg] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | What these characters are engaged in , however , is a competition for the attention of the camera , for which during the course of the film they posture and scheme . |
| 2 | Capitalists were forced to concede the wage rises which for the system as a whole were needed to sustain accumulation . |
| 3 | Convocation was rarely concerned now with reform ; Archbishop Stratford in 1342 was the last primate until the sixteenth century to issue provincial constitutions in this body which for the rest of the reign was wholly concerned with royal taxation or with eliciting , in exchange for grants , relief from crown or lay encroachments on church liberties or property . |
| 4 | Er we export some to India We export and anticipate to export a fair quantity to another country , which for the purpose of our own affairs shall be nameless . |
| 5 | ‘ I Tavole del Giudizio : Composizione in sei tempi ’ is an installation composed of eight mirror-topped tables , which for the duration of the exhibition will be rearranged at regular intervals in six different positions , each signifying a different concept : division/multiplication ; dispersion ; eliptical organisation ; self-reflection ; refectory/social life ; absolute/relative . |
| 6 | So it is that close attention to the language itself and reference to systemic knowledge allows us to negotiate meaning and acquire the kind of information which for the reader in the schematic know is provided in advance . |
| 7 | Paragraph six , detailed what the Secretary of State of the Environment is asking the staff commission to advise him on , and paragraph seven , gives some details of a circular which the staff commission has already put put out , which for the moment at least , really more applies to other authorities such as Cleveland , who are now , or the Isle of Wight , who are now in to this particular situation . |
| 8 | We had reached a position of stalemate — but a position which for the sake of the Government had to be settled . |
| 9 | quick look at the map , the River Ouse conveniently chops Selby district in roughly half , and that there might well be considerations which for the sake of was not okay . |
| 10 | Neither the decaying seapower of Venice , which after the Treaty of Passarowitz in 1718 was used only in unsuccessful punitive expeditions against the Barbary States ; nor the insignificant squadrons of Tuscany and Naples ; nor the small and inefficient navy of Portugal , were factors of much significance in the balance of European naval power . |
| 11 | The ten percent and thirteen percent figures which are very low indeed re relate to the A six six one which following the opening of the southern bypass and er the Sainsbury er I do n't know whether it 's a hypermarket or a supermarket on Wetherby Road , has very now has very high traffic flows which are comparable to flows on the A fifty nine . |
| 12 | Representing a more traditional form of British cinema , John Schlesinger 's Madame Sousatzka ( Virgin ) has a stand-out performance by Shirley MacLaine and a keen eye for varied London locations , while A Time Of Destiny ( Vestron ) is a baroque romantic melodrama from Gregory Nava ( El Norte ) , which despite the miscasting of William Hurt as a Basque immigrant 's son seemed to me to have been unfairly downgraded . |
| 13 | For the next couple of years at least the shares will be supported only by assets , which despite the fall in values are still worth 25 p.c. more than the share price . |
| 14 | After the account of creation and redemption , which despite the variance among intellectual accounts in the past probably has slightly less relevance as a divider at the popular level , the two main variants begin ( for popular accounts , see Harris 1972 ; Leyton 1975 ) . |
| 15 | Certainly he heard the knob turn , which considering the battering of cranes and donkey-engines as the ship was emptied of her cargo was phenomenon enough . |
| 16 | In one of these , K.192 , he first introduced the famous four-note ‘ tag ’ ( C , D , F , E ) associated with the word credo ( I believe ) , which near the end of his life would supply the finale of his last symphony , the ‘ Jupiter ’ . |
| 17 | The most important indicator was the role of the Commission which under the guidance of Walter Hallstein had played the active role hoped for by ardent Europeanists , overcoming the diminution of the supranational element in the EEC as compared to the ECSC . |
| 18 | The chief distinction of the Symphonic Dances by Rachmaninov lies in the orchestration , which with the addition of the piano , saxophone and a large percussion department allows for superb orchestral effects . |
| 19 | The 386NX has a multi-voltage charger/power supply , which with the addition of a US-style power lead meant that this notebook can be charged almost everywhere . |
| 20 | Its body is held upright and what was the dorsal fin has become an undulating rear engine , which with the help of whirling pectorals on either side , enables it to move erect and stately through the corals and weed forests . |
| 21 | Your question is really a question regarding the duration of the present recession which with the exception of our economic astrologers nobody can answer at present . |
| 22 | There are two small beaches and a short boat trip away , the beautiful Ile Aux Cerfs offers deserted coves , restaurants and beach bars , and a wide range of watersports ( which with the exception of scuba diving , are free to guests of the hotel ) . |
| 23 | Worknet sees itself as an employment and training facilitator and provider , an organisation which with the support of the community within which it operates , works on the skills of the individual within the community . |
| 24 | Even this morning I 've had to sell a first-rate Hockney print for £6,500 , which cost £5,540 seven years ago , which with the cost of money represents a loss of about £5,000 . ’ |
| 25 | The course the strike followed in the village was of an initial passive consensus led by activists , which with the onset of local strikebreaking ( Sept 1984 ) became transformed into an active consensus with widespread mobilisation . |
| 26 | The bill in question , approved by disaffected hardliners in the ruling National Opposition Union ( UNO ) coalition , had rescinded Sandinista National Liberation Front ( FSLN ) land and property laws , described locally as la piñata ( after cheap sweet dispensers ) which before the change in government in April 1990 had legitimized the distribution of property to Sandinistas [ see p. 38282 ] . |
| 27 | As the Earl of Leicester is now dead , in whose keeping the King was by reason of the disturbance in the realm , and now by the favour of God the King is snatched out of his hands and raised again to his former estate , whereby with the common consent of the realm the King has caused all things attempted by the Earl for the diminution of the King 's right , honour and royal dignity to be revoked ; and whereas the forests north of Trent , which before the war in the time of the Earl were preserved whole and uninjured , have been disafforested and destroyed to the King 's disherison , the King commands the said Roger to re-afforest all the forests in his bailiwick as they were … before the war ; and if any part thereof ought of right to be disafforested , the King is prepared to do full justice . |
| 28 | Some respondents pointed out that all managers had training responsibility , which in the sense of training being integral to management is true . |
| 29 | With the emergence of thesis the idea of law , which in the sense of nomos was viewed as a constraint on power , is transformed into an instrument for the use of power . |
| 30 | IN THE course of our lives , events take place , with which the passage of time , we come to realise are like milestones ; they have pointed us in a new direction , often posing a challenge which in the providence of God , when accepted , leads us deeper into his life and service . |