Example sentences of "those [noun pl] [adv] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Thus the averages would be higher in those cases where money was retained . |
| 2 | Part II of the Administration of Justice Act 1969 introduced the procedure universally known as the ‘ leap-frog ’ procedure to deal with those cases where determination by the Court of Appeal might not be the most effective way of disposing of the case . |
| 3 | The measures to which we were sometimes reduced were distressingly inelegant , and , in those cases where dynamite was used , required hours of backbreaking preparation . |
| 4 | By this approach invasive fetal sampling techniques may be avoided entirely or limited to those cases where confirmation of a positive diagnosis is desirable . |
| 5 | Hobsbawm emphasised an important distinction between machine breaking where the machine itself was seen as a threat to employment , and those cases where machinery was destroyed simply as a means of putting pressure on employers in disputes unconnected with its use . |
| 6 | Over and above this , however , company promotion involved a different set of entrepreneurial skills from company development , a fact brought out most vividly in those cases where merger or takeover operations failed . |
| 7 | But this seems to be one of those cases where thinking can not make it so . |
| 8 | Each case turns on its own facts but once the boundary between protectable secrets and general skill and knowledge is crossed the employer can not , even by way of express covenant , restrict the employee 's ability to use those skills once employment has ended ( Faccenda Chicken Ltd v Fowler [ 1985 ] 1 All ER 724 ) . |
| 9 | the fraction of those planets where life leads to the development of intelligence |
| 10 | But practitioners usually encounter elders at just those times when crisis has broken down the security of routine . |
| 11 | In Andalusia little was to be gained by resistance at a time when French power looked invincibly stable : the intellectuals of Seville went over en bloc and acceptance of the inevitable became active collaboration in those groups where hatred of Godoy 's ‘ tyranny ’ had been combined with a qualified admiration for the French Revolution and enthusiastic regalism . |
| 12 | Attention is directed to those groups where career expectations have been high but in which opportunities are now severely reduced . |
| 13 | of those cars today dad ! |
| 14 | For that reason it was probably in those districts where consensus management had worked well that general management succeeded most . |
| 15 | So you apply an osmo you in introduce the vesicles into into one chamber , apply an osmotic gradient , and those vesicles then fuse with the artificial bilayer , and again if you 're lucky you see a single channel erm appear in the bilayer and you can then stop the fusion process to stop more er channels appearing . |
| 16 | Those units where management has ignored or abdicated its responsibility are those that are now panicking in the approach to 1 April . |
| 17 | Not surprisingly these features are principally confined to the cities of the province , though we might expect some form of provision at those sites where water transport clearly played a part in moving bulky products like building stone or pottery ( p. 43 ) . |
| 18 | This evidence is echoed at a whole range of other small towns , and it is probably safe to suggest a similar interpretation for those sites where strip buildings are well attested but where either excavation or detailed evidence for trading activities is limited , as for example at Water Newton . |
| 19 | B8 ) as depending upon the universal tendency towards adjustment of form and process ; to direct investigation towards the essentially multivariate character of geomorphic phenomena ; to admit a more liberal view of morphological changes with time to include the possibility of non-significant or non-progressive changes of certain aspects of landscape form through time ; to foster a dynamic approach to geomorphology to complement the historical one ; to focus upon the whole landscape assemblage rather than upon those parts assumed to have evolutionary significance ; to encourage geomorphic investigations in those areas where evidence for erosional history may be deficient ; and to direct attention to the heterogeneity of spatial organization . |
| 20 | More than enough work for at least one such practitioner must have existed in most towns , as there would have been for slaters , tilers and masons in those areas where building stone was in regular use . |
| 21 | Nothing is more vulnerable to tangling than loose-hanging net and great care must be taken to clear away any potential snags — and particularly in those areas where bramble , twigs , stalks and other debris have been trimmed to construct the ride in the first place . |
| 22 | Nevertheless , ‘ those areas where pressure to build is greatest are precisely those where pressure not to build is also greatest ’ ; but , ending on an optimistic note . |
| 23 | In those areas where unemployment was endemic , the NUWM was able to establish roots in the community and to establish a legitimacy as a political movement which usually evaded the Communist Party . |
| 24 | In those areas where rain falls seldom , it falls in torrents , rarely in the summer months , on skeletal , degenerate soils poor in humus ; they can retain no moisture and the thin covering of earth is readily swept away . |
| 25 | In the case of Japan , writers such as Fox ( 1980 ) stress that long-term planning based on market research has been vital in those areas where innovation , and not just importation , of technology has occurred in Japan , such as the consumer electronics industry . |
| 26 | That will be staged in the United States , with stadiums designated in those areas where soccer is strongest , like California . |
| 27 | Yet , as we shall see , the last few years have witnessed a remarkable upsurge in research in those areas where quantification is possible , such as strike activity and its determinants ( see Chapter 6 ) . |
| 28 | English as a language has given rise to a very large number of accents ; we recognise national accents for those countries where English is the predominant language — Australian , American , New Zealand , British , Irish accents for example . |
| 29 | ‘ It took us quite a while to persuade other people just how much tennis in general could benefit , especially in those countries where Government grants are dependent on Olympic membership , if tennis was once again a member of the Olympic family . |
| 30 | In those countries where activity is much more sparse a national approach is usually necessary in order to stimulate more work or provide models of good programmes etc . |