Example sentences of "which [be] the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Data for my research was obtained from four main sources : detailed interviews with ‘ samples ’ of front-line workers , such as social workers and health visitors ; a participant observation study of how a sample of new cases were investigated and managed ; examination of files and records ; attendance at case conferences , which are the meetings of professionals with relevant knowledge of a particular case to decide whether child abuse has taken place , and what course of action is in the best interests of the child , or children , concerned . |
| 2 | What makes sense therefore , is to put the work organiser at either end of the binder , to build those up , so that pages where you really will be writing on in the binder , which are the diary pages will become elevated towards the middle of the rings , and make that much easier to write on . |
| 3 | County Councils precept upon district councils , which are the rating authorities , within the area of the administrative county to meet the cost of those services which the County Council administer . |
| 4 | The establishment 's scientists use models based on sub-units of words — about 40 sounds which are the building blocks of the English language . |
| 5 | However , free amino acids which are the building blocks of protein do not get liberated into the water , just for the sake of it ! |
| 6 | Large interiors such as church halls and workshops are difficult if not impossible to light to the standards which are the norm for small interiors . |
| 7 | Which are the seaside resorts ? |
| 8 | I it , it 's , you 've got these other statements now I think the they 're the real problem , those are the ones which , which really do lead to not just condone but support and encourage the excesses which are the problem . |
| 9 | ‘ Which are the farms that belong to Maran Hill ? ’ |
| 10 | Thus the descriptions of a language which are the output of a first-order application of linguistic theory represent only an inventory from which a selection must be made in order to draw up the syllabus for any particular teaching operation . |
| 11 | These maps should be compared with Figures 4. 11(a) — ( c ) , which are the output from the plotter mapping package GIMMS , which is described in Section 4.3.2 . |
| 12 | There must come a time when so much head of water is piled against the beach that at certain points it is enough to initiate return seaward flows , which are the rip currents . |
| 13 | The brackets should be MVC 1010/1 which are the shoulder anchorage brackets ; 347884 ( 2 off ) which are the wheel arch anchorage brackets and 348765 which are the anchor point tubes for the middle of the vehicle . |
| 14 | Which are the industries which employ large numbers of women ? |
| 15 | Thus part of the purpose of Chapter 2 is the getting together of a kind of conceptual tool-bag in advance of the specific case studies which are the content of the second part of this book . |
| 16 | Further serious environmental consequences have arisen from the introduction of grazing herbivores ( such as cattle , sheep , goats , horses , donkeys and mules ) to which the Andean environment is not naturally adapted but which are the mainstay of modern Andean populations . |
| 17 | There is as yet only an embryonic realisation of the social and economic costs of the " efficient factory " in terms of structural unemployment , frantic energy consumption , loss of job satisfaction and the squandering of some of society 's most precious assets , which are the skill , ingenuity , creativity and enthusiasm of ordinary people . |
| 18 | It is individuals and companies in the private sector which are the engine of economic growth . ’ |
| 19 | Such observables , as we call them , include all those quantities which are the stock-in-trade of the theoretical physicist — position , momentum , energy and the like . |
| 20 | The archipelago of Madeira consists of the islands of Madeira and Porto Santo , which are the only inhabited ones , the Desertas , which are the islands close to and visible from Madeira , and the Selvagens , to the south-east and nearer to the Canaries than to Madeira . |
| 21 | Care must be taken to ensure that the coordinates defining the line segments which are the zone boundaries are specified in row/column terms . |
| 22 | The " fourteen points of truth " , which are the foundation for all that follows , concern teaching on both the Godhead and the manhood of Christ . |
| 23 | Some Government ministers denying privatisation , under-funding , they 've even denied those holy grails of ownership and choice which are the foundation of the Tory Party . |
| 24 | There 's er three sizes now , that we 're down to , the seven O one O , the seven O two O which are the drum bearings and then the seven two O five which is the lead screw bearing . |
| 25 | The argument is certainly persuasive for efficient farming areas , and , according to farm unions in Germany , some farmers there have decided to do just that by not completing the IACS forms and not seeking the subsidies or the controls which are the price of the subsidies . |
| 26 | Mr Small , however , argued that it was ‘ highly questionable whether the losses suffered by Linter on its failure were in fact attributable to the transactions which are the subject of the statement of claim . |
| 27 | The ordinary shares of Palatine which are the subject of the Offer will be acquired free from all liens , charges and encumbrances and together with all rights now or hereafter attaching thereto , including the right to all dividends and distributions ( if any ) declared , made or paid hereafter . |
| 28 | Hence newspapers and the judiciary are more intimately interconnected on this topic than on many others which are the subject of journalistic interest . |
| 29 | There is also evidence that they drift into the urban areas which are the subject of decay |
| 30 | The disciplines involved in the primary care sector , the problems and services which are the subject of research and development , and the research methods and specialist resources required to support the primary care sector all vary significantly compared with the secondary sector . |