Example sentences of "and [vb -s] [prep] [noun] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | UNO 's platform , announced early in September , included plans to expand the market economy , to extend social freedoms and guarantees including trade union freedoms , to revise the Constitution to provide for a strict separation of the state , the Army and the ruling party , to abolish compulsory military service , to reduce radically the size of the armed forces , to reorganize the police under civil authority and to grant an amnesty for political prisoners . |
| 2 | Now Boots has introduced a standardised star system which appears on the back of all manufacturers ' packs , and refers to UVA screening power . |
| 3 | It supports AIX mirroring and integrates with transaction processing monitors such as CICS/6000 via the XA interface of X/Open Co Ltd 's Distributed Transaction Processing specification ; it also supports the X/Open Call Level Interface ; it is compatible with ISO SQL2 Entry Level and SAA Level 2 . |
| 4 | It supports AIX mirroring and integrates with transaction processing monitors such as CICS/6000 via the XA interface of X/Open Co Ltd 's Distributed Transaction Processing specification ; it also supports the X/Open Call Level Interface ; it is compatible with ISO SQL2 Entry Level and SAA Level 2 . |
| 5 | VI Corp Europe is up to version 3.0 of its Motif-based X-Designer graphical user interface development tools : the new release supports Motif 1.2 , C++ code generation and integrates with FrameMaker desktop publishing software and the CenterLine Inc CodeCenter 4 workbench . |
| 6 | Following a study of information use and needs in UK manufacturing organisations , White questioned the assumption of an easy correlation between functional role and particular information needs [ White ( 1986 ) ] . |
| 7 | Places available and starts on Community Action |
| 8 | Duke 's Trail , which starts and finishes at Kielder Castle , can be used by people with little sight , wheelchairs or walking difficulties . |
| 9 | For those of you familiar with the Thanet area , the route starts and finishes in Hartsdown park . |
| 10 | Their five-night tour continues in Selby Abbey today and finishes in York Minster tomorrow . |
| 11 | It is pitch black round the clock and everyone is depressed , drunk and stinks of fish oil . |
| 12 | LUCID HAS NEW VERSION OF ENERGISE C++ DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT AND LOOKS BEYOND SPARC ARCHITECTURE |
| 13 | which hymns and hums like Sunday chapel — drowsy thoughts in a wrinkled brain . |
| 14 | It is often helpful to group dynamics to introduce games and exercises into group discussion . |
| 15 | The power plant could help dispose of the offal surplus which has gathered as a result of the BSE scare , which has led to a ban on the rendering of brains , spinal cords , spleens and tonsils into pet food or animal feed . |
| 16 | Copland 's Fanfare for the Common Man and Appalachian Spring are coupled with Bernstein 's Candide Overture and highlights from West Side Story ( . |
| 17 | Brussels had framed the legislation under a section of the Treaty of Rome which authorises the Commission to aim for the highest possible levels of environmental protection and allows for majority voting in the Council of Ministers when member states are unable to agree . |
| 18 | Analysis of the word-superiority effect in terms of the Johnston-McClelland model led to the conclusion that although word identification depends upon and occurs after letter identification , tasks requiring responses to words may nevertheless be performed more accurately , and indeed more quickly , than tasks requiring responses to letters . |
| 19 | He says , too , that children have a natural desire to organise their sound world and quotes in evidence playground games , and the complex rhythms a child will produce with percussion . |
| 20 | The second report published in April last year examined the alternatives and complements to road pricing , the impacts on different sections of the community , effects on commercial traffic and taxis , public attitudes , and technology and enforcement . |
| 21 | At the first sign of rot the vigneron removes some of the outer foliage , exposing the vine to the drying effect of direct sunlight and improved aeration , and sprays with copper sulphate . |
| 22 | Brett 's third penalty on the hour raised Selkirk hopes and they were further fanned by Marshall 's try from his own lineout pouch , Keith McConnell 's support and tilts by Bill Gentleman and Cammy Guntley . |
| 23 | Turn right into er what is a very busy er road in any event at that time but that the dangers is that many drivers are becoming impatient with waiting their turn in the queue and what they 're doing is driving down on the wrong side of the road in order to utilise a little back road that 's a service road which runs alongside road and leads into Nightingale avenue . |
| 24 | All desks had been tidied , and leads without client profile cards attached were locked or hidden away . |
| 25 | Sources and applications of funds could be represented by decreases and increases in reservoir volume , respectively . |
| 26 | Recently , British Ministers have suggested that this target can be reached through relatively minor measures such as the imposition of VAT on domestic fuel and increases in petrol duty . |
| 27 | A more radical proposal is to phase out the allowances over a five-year period , again with the commitment to use the increased revenue coming to the Exchequer to cover cuts in the standard rate of tax and increases in child benefit . |
| 28 | Indeed , Frank Field claims that the Child Poverty Action Group , which since its foundation in 1965 has consistently and somewhat single-mindedly campaigned for the extension of and increases in family allowance , was positively hindered by the latent opposition of women to the scheme ( Field , 1982 ) . |
| 29 | The fact sheet sets out the characteristics of these schemes and concentrates on investment bond schemes which caused particular problems for some investors either through bad advice or not being adequately informed of the risks . |
| 30 | In Britain the apparently smooth growth during the long boom was marked by dramatic events that , at the time , seemed to be crises : for example , the 1957 credit squeeze and record interest rate jump , the sterling crisis and cuts in government spending plans in 1966 , and the devaluation of 1967 . |