Example sentences of "[verb] [adj] [noun] [prep] all [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | He made outstanding contributions to all branches of children 's surgery but his lifelong interest was the aetiology of malformations . |
| 2 | Geography provides an extensive training in numeracy , literacy and in handling geographic information of all kinds . |
| 3 | Robertson runs the notorious Bruges Group , pledged to opposing European federalism at all costs . |
| 4 | We have set up , for the first time , powerful co-ordinating machinery within Whitehall to ensure that environmental considerations are given due weight in all decision-making . |
| 5 | By a mysterious logic which was lost on the majority , a retired military officer took command , demanding total obedience from all foreigners in the camp . |
| 6 | They are large , and hence the chances of recovering complete specimens from all boreholes is relatively low . |
| 7 | Memory clearly plays some role at all levels of the driving task , however , there is relatively little research which looks directly at drivers ’ memories for driving situations . |
| 8 | The author , who has a child with cerebral palsy , offers sound advice on all aspects of the condition , such as the causes and types of palsy , treatment available within and outside the NHS , day-to-day management , rights and benefits , education and employment opportunities . |
| 9 | Mr Michael had been asked to arrange electronic sweeps of all office communication equipment in the interests of personal security . |
| 10 | Following its formal establishment in April 1987 , the development corporation commissioned detailed studies of all aspects of the barrage , including environmental and conservation implications . |
| 11 | Since Ferdinand 's instructions to the Junta of Government ( which he left in Madrid to govern while he was at Bayonne ) were to cultivate French friendship at all costs , and since these counsels were not modified until after the outbreak of a popular rising , it meant that official Spain could not take the leadership of the instinctive movement against France . |
| 12 | Although the proceedings reinforced Castro 's dominance of the PCC , some decisions ratified by the congress , in particular accepting direct election of all delegates to the National Assembly of People 's Powers , were interpreted as signs that he had either made tactical concessions or had recognized the need for gradual change . |
| 13 | Modern expeditions have usually included scientists with the specific object of gathering specialised information on all aspects of the areas explored , and so landforms have been studied by geographers and geologists . |
| 14 | This year we are producing further information on all research projects licensed since our inception . |
| 15 | Nightclub-wise we hit the Star Club , which has been a popular haunt in San Antonio for many years , and as ever we 've arranged free entry for all club Discount book holders , saving you £5 every time you go . |
| 16 | NATO insisted on placing a limit of 275,000 each on US and Soviet personnel only , while the Warsaw Pact wished to include foreign deployments by all countries up to a maximum of 300,000 each by NATO and the Warsaw Pact . |
| 17 | In an effort to cut down on unnecessary distribution of papers , I do not propose to circulate this list to all members . |
| 18 | Its magical populist appeal will tempt political pragmatists of all hues . |
| 19 | A large number of cells ( mean >1000 cells/specimen ) was therefore evaluated to obtain representative results from all part of mucosa , including five sections for each IgG subclass . |
| 20 | £8.95 The National Gallery of Scotland 's Turner collection is largely based on the thirty-eight works bequeathed to it by Henry Vaughan in 1900 , representing outstanding works from all periods of the artist 's career . |
| 21 | He added that Albania would also benefit from full diplomatic ties with the member countries of the European Communities ( EC ) , saying that " we want friendly relations with all countries , irrespective of their social system " . |
| 22 | The ‘ broad approach ’ was that the rule in O'Reilly v. Mackman did not apply generally against bringing actions to vindicate private rights in all circumstances in which those actions involved a challenge to a public law act or decision , but that it merely required the aggrieved person to proceed by judicial review only when private law rights were not at stake . |
| 23 | It would be a stronger party because it would win popular support from all sections of the unionism by advocating equitable social and economic policies and by removing power from the undependable unionist élites . |
| 24 | The regime became increasingly draconian in its attempts to deal with the problems it was confronting ; the society , in turn , began to establish public associations of all kinds , most notably the workers ' defence committee ( KSS-KOR ) , which were independent of party and state control . |
| 25 | He went out of his way to meet foreign visitors from all walks of life — politicians certainly , but also a delegation from a Nobel prizewinners ' congress , a group of doctors connected with the medical movement against nuclear war , the Latin American writer Gabriel Garcia Marquez , a group of writers including Arthur Miller and James Baldwin who were attending the Issyl-Kum forum in 1986 , and many others . |
| 26 | We invited hon. Members from all Opposition parties to consult and debate with us the best form of taxation to replace the community charge . |
| 27 | McCoist scoring at Ibrox has been a predictable occurrence in a season in which he has now amassed 43 goals in all competitions . |
| 28 | The company also organised coach parties to Weldon for all of the management staff but , due to the numbers involved , R.S. was unable to provide adequate trips for all staff and their families . |
| 29 | The 20 foot roof above our heads provided perfect shelter for all eventualities , so we decided to share our last scraps of food in another bivouac after fixing the ropes on the first two pitches above the terrace . |
| 30 | They realized dimly that , for the moment at least , the Bolsheviks seemed even keener than the SRs to provoke similar disorder at all levels : and their Land Decree seemed indistinguishable from the old SR demands on behalf of the peasantry . |