Example sentences of "as [prep] [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 31 | Treaty , is concerned with differences of treatment as between natural persons who are nationals of member states and as between companies which are treated in the same way as such persons by virtue of article 58 . |
| 32 | Thistle-seed was blown in large quantities by the wind from the defendant 's land to that of the plaintiff ; it was held that ‘ there can be no duty as between adjoining occupiers to cut the thistles , which are the natural growth of the soil , ’ and that the defendant was not liable . |
| 33 | It is not obvious how the neural control of speech differs as between well-lateralised individuals and those with bilateral speech representation . |
| 34 | Work organisation is taken to cover inter alia work and job structures , technology , control , employment and the labour process , and research has also tended to be fragmented as between these aspects . |
| 35 | However States do not always do this and there can also be uncertainty with respect to individual provisions which can be in force as between some parties but not others . |
| 36 | It appears that logical inconsistency as between ethical beliefs ( which , according to the attitudinist , are really attitudes ) can not be condemned on these grounds , since there is no truth ( in the deep sense in which truth is a genuine thing to be pursued ) in the offing . |
| 37 | At one time the question was much debated whether meta-ethics can or ought to be neutral as between ethical theories , or indeed whether the two should be distinguished at all . |
| 38 | Water volume can be a problem as about 10–15 litres a minute are produced which is equivalent to the flow of a running tap . |
| 39 | Derrida himself writes with as much ease and penetration about literary texts as about philosophical ones . |
| 40 | The nationalist struggle is as much about a culture and its language as about geographical borders . |
| 41 | The winner of the Queen 's gold award for the best architectural projects of the year , Mr. Stansfield Smith — for Hampshire county council schools as it happens , an authority that is proud of local provision by an in-house organisation — has described the programme as being as much about ’ cheap politics as about cheap buildings ’ . |
| 42 | As for recent patterns of American buying , it is less the pound/dollar ratio and Gulf War political uncertainties , than general economic factors . |
| 43 | They can be the same type of door as for hinged doors , or you could make your own doors from hardboard on a timber frame . |
| 44 | In England , Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland , where that is no longer the case , the age of consent for male homosexual behaviour in private is 21 and not 16 as for heterosexual relationships . |
| 45 | The Government propose to Brussels that the same upper limits be set on dosages of dietary supplements for ordinary consumers buying off the shelves as for professional practitioners of alternative medicine , even though such practitioners may have good reasons for recommending higher doses to their patients . |
| 46 | As for real customers , VISystems cites Motorola itself as ready to throw out some thirty IBM mainframes , says it has an ISV that has downsized 12 sites onto Data General kit , and in the UK has a production user in the shape of Trafalgar House Construction , which has committed the heinous sin ( in the eyes of IBM ) of transferring its 200 plus existing TP applications from an IBM mainframe to an RS/6000 . |
| 47 | For the candidate the same basic rules of selling yourself apply as for one-to-one interviews . |
| 48 | Many of the clubs cater for novices as well as for established performers . |
| 49 | As for rural railways and other parts of the subsidised railway , the Government have made it abundantly clear that investment will go ahead . |
| 50 | Bodmin and Wenford Railway General Manager Keith Searle commented : ‘ We are pleased at the opportunity this now gives us to expand to become one of this country 's premier preserved railways , as well as for consequential benefits to the environment and the local economy . |
| 51 | The Greeks favoured silver vessels as votive offerings , and the Romans for private ostentation as well as for diplomatic gifts intended to disarm barbarian princes ( fig.22 ) . |
| 52 | As for reforming males , it 's just the joke of the year . ’ |
| 53 | Part-time courses which are available for similar periods of study as for full-time courses usually involve an average of eight hours attendance at college each week , predominantly on a ‘ day release ’ basis . |
| 54 | Markets already exist for ‘ Melinar ’ PET in wide-mouth containers for foodstuffs and cosmetics as well as for oven-to-table containers for foodstuffs [ made from thermoformed crystalline , opaque ‘ Melinar ’ foil ] . |
| 55 | If the customer base is broadly the same as for existing products , then the credit manager should be able to arrive at a reasonable assessment of these factors . |
| 56 | As for existing clients , the view is that amid the mountain of junk mail specialised newsletters would be lost , if not be a deterrent . |
| 57 | It is felt that this is too small a sample to give a meaningful impact weighting factor derived in this manner , since , if the rejection figure for thesis-derived papers is the same as for all papers , this would only amount to two or three papers ( 27% of 10% ) . |
| 58 | It is felt that this is too small a sample to give a meaningful impact weighting factor derived in this manner , since , if the rejection figure for thesis-derived papers is the same as for all papers , this would only amount to two or three papers ( 27% of 10% ) . |
| 59 | But as for all things in life , moderation is the key-word . |
| 60 | For Jacqueline , as for all artists , it is the work itself that remains the point of departure and intrigue . |