Example sentences of "and the [adj] [noun] [coord] [prep] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Much of what went on seems unremarkable in terms of modern beliefs and practices — either in the fringe cults and the established Churches or in modern psychotherapy . |
| 2 | Several magistrates ' and lawyers ' unions protested at the handling and the outcome of both the Luchaire and the Nucci affairs and at the amnesty law , citing these as proof of the subordination of the judiciary to political power and of the existence of a two-speed system of justice ( i.e. one for elected officials and one for ordinary citizens ) . |
| 3 | Is not it crystal clear that the Government are willingly in collusion with those stores that are using salami tactics bit by bit — before Christmas , between Christmas and the new year and after the new year — and which so handsomely contribute to Conservative party funds ? |
| 4 | The balance of power between the Houses of Parliament and the civil service and between the local council and the town hall officials is never clearly defined , and can vary enormously in different areas and functions . |
| 5 | After the Potsdam agreement , by which Germany lost a fifth of its territory to Poland and the Soviet Union and with the Oder-Neise line as its eastern border , eleven million refugees were expelled from Eastern Europe , principally from the Czech Sudetenland , East Prussia and the Banat in north-east Yugoslavia . |
| 6 | He looks at Island er and the Irish language and in America he looks at immigrant e adaptation and the value of the historical record in each . |
| 7 | We then had tuition in the fitting and the actual sewing and by Sunday afternoon , nearly all the garments were complete and every person who attended was very thrilled with what they had learned and the work produced . |
| 8 | Over the last three years photographer Ann Jousiffe has worked in North Africa and the Middle East and with her exhibition at Cafe Casbar , Earlham Street , London from 4 to 29 February , she hopes to present a more realistic view of the area . |
| 9 | and then you do a division of the one into the other and you get a figure that is smaller in the tabloids and larger in broadsheets like The Times and The Financial Times and in periodicals like the Communist and the New Statesman . |
| 10 | Because there was a tremendous trade between York and the low countries and between York and low and and North Germany . |
| 11 | It is this part of Italy which today possesses the finest Byzantine architecture and art in the peninsula , in Ravenna itself , in Venice and the Venetian Lagoon and in Istria . |
| 12 | Connections would need to be drawn , for example , between empiricism and the English model and between idealist thought and the German model ; and between each form of higher education and the social class system and roles for which their graduates were intended . |
| 13 | The Head of Department is responsible for ensuring that proposals for change are considered by appropriate field and/or subject committees and the departmental board and in particular that resource implications are identified . |
| 14 | In summary , in children with a clinical diagnosis of chronic intestinal pseudo-obstruction , constipation is associated with absence of HAPCs , and the gastrocolonic response or with total absence of colonic contractions . |
| 15 | In summary , communication , whether between a person and the physical world or between people , involves each person in developing and manipulating a mental model by interacting with the situation . |
| 16 | The belt of ophiolites following the Indus and Tsangpo valleys marks the boundary between the Eurasian Plate and the Indian Plate and to the north the presence of acidic volcanic rocks indicates the subduction of oceanic lithosphere prior to the collision of the Indian and Eurasian land masses . |
| 17 | They were also recruiting among teachers and the Protestant clergy and among the Prussian civil service , employees of which were normally banned from belonging to political organisations , but whose membership was in this case overlooked . |
| 18 | Hardly surprisingly , officials were unpopular , both with sophisticated men like Walter Map and the Goliardic poets and with ordinary peasants . |
| 19 | Sensitisation occurs in damaged tissue and the surrounding area and in areas subserved by either an injured peripheral nerve or an injured part of the central nervous system . |