Example sentences of "in [noun] with [noun] [prep] a " in BNC.
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| 1 | Grant-aid was available , but only in houses with rates below a certain level . |
| 2 | It is now possible , in England and Wales , for solicitors to practice in partnership with RFLs in an MNP , and for solicitors and RFLs to own shares in ( and by directors of ) an RB . |
| 3 | This sudden and often catastrophic event is most likely precipitated by fissuring of an underlying atheromatous plaque , as detailed analysis of obstructed coronary arteries at postmortem invariably shows that the thrombus is found in association with haemorrhage into a plaque . |
| 4 | President Lee Teng-hui 's plan to reform Taiwan 's obsolete political system entered a crucial phase in December with elections to a new National Assembly . |
| 5 | A good example of a swift corrective action being put in place with people from a variety of functions co-ordinating rapidly to help a customer solve his problem . |
| 6 | You can also ask to be put in contact with others in a similar position to yourself and if you want to you can always arrange to meet regularly or form a support group to discuss matters which are relevant to all of you in your day to day work . |
| 7 | This gives small fish an ideal resting place : but please treat any concrete in contact with water with a sealing agent such as G4 . |
| 8 | Lacy and the Valencian conspirators could count on wider support , from merchants like Beltrán de Lis — in contact with officers as an army contractor — to shoemakers and farmers . |
| 9 | During the war of 1914–18 the English working class were in contact with foreigners to an extent that is rarely possible . |
| 10 | The notion of a " post-Creole continuum " , first put forward by De Camp ( 1971 ) , is an attempt to explain the complex linguistic situation in those places where there is a long history of native speakers of British English in contact with speakers of an English-based Creole . |
| 11 | She also acknowledges the effect of code-switching on the Patois index : " In practice , because Patois was usually used in conjunction with English as a part of code-switching behaviour , most scores were considerably nearer to 100 than they were to 0 " ( p.79 ) . |
| 12 | Since the death of Tito in 1980 , and with the growing economic crisis , which is felt by Serbians to have particularly affected them ( although there is , in fact , little evidence that Serbia 's relative position has fallen in comparison with Yugoslavia as a whole ) , a growing number of Serb intellectuals have been looking back over the past and asking themselves whether Serbia was discriminated against under ‘ Titoist ’ rule . |
| 13 | These change slightly with the music as the plot unfolds and allow Giselle to develop from a simple peasant dancer in love with Albrecht to a tragically distraught maiden and finally to the ethereal Will . |
| 14 | Silk is used either on its own or in combination with wool by a number of individual weaving groups in all the major rug-making countries , with the exception of the Soviet Union , the Balkans and Pakistan , where very few silk or part-silk items are produced . |
| 15 | We had all been in Hawaii with Youth With A Mission ( YWAM ) taking part in the Crossroads Discipleship Training School , YWAM 's basic entry course for full time workers . |
| 16 | It was days before we managed to get in touch with Sylvia through a third party but luckily she was still fine . |
| 17 | Members are kept in touch with House through an annual Newsletter and a Summer Reunion , and are eligible for membership of UH Club and bar when living in , or visiting Birmingham . |
| 18 | An important distinction is between bonds which carry a fixed ( coupon ) rate of interest and floating-rate notes ( FRNs ) where the rate of interest varies in line with movements in a designated short-term rate . |
| 19 | However , in line with students as a whole , SERC specialists were also less likely to be seeking employment than those who studied on conversion Advanced Courses . |
| 20 | For Labour as for ‘ middle opinion ’ as a whole , increased State intervention and central direction went hand in hand with faith in a more rational and ordered treatment of social questions — an essentially technocratic approach — which found its most characteristic expression in the enthusiasm for ‘ planning ’ . |
| 21 | Ironically , they may , however , go hand in hand with visions of a new property ( see Chapter 11 ) . |
| 22 | To commemorate the visit , the Prime Warden the next year , Mr. John Prideaux ( whose father had been Clerk at the time of the 450th Anniversary ) , called at the School in April with designs of a second cup and cover , which was commissioned by the Company from Miss Jocelyn Burton and was presented to the Chairman and Headmaster in July 1974 . |
| 23 | At point Y on curve BT ice is in equilibrium with water at a temperature of 273 K ( 0°C ) and a pressure of one atmosphere . |
| 24 | Combating second-century Gnosticism , Irenaeus appealed to the ‘ public ’ doctrine taught in the churches of apostolic foundation by the successive bishops , and especially cited the succession-list of Rome , ‘ the very large , ancient , and universally known church founded by the two glorious apostles Peter and Paul ’ — for ( Irenaeus adds ) all believers everywhere in every church are necessarily in agreement with Rome as an apostolic foundation with a cosmopolitan membership and extensive dealings with other churches . |
| 25 | Police have arrested two different men in connection with robberies at a Redcar building society and a filling station in Grove Hill , Middlesbrough . |
| 26 | In fact , it may be added , we do not take ourselves to be faced with such an overwhelming task in connection with condition-sets for an effect , and hence for this reason too those sets are wrongly conceived as causal circumstances . |
| 27 | Significantly lower random haemoglobin A 1 values were found among patients in practices with access to a community or hospital dietitian , with a practice nurse skilled in diabetic care , or which ran miniclinics . |
| 28 | Officially , a spokesman for Trainload Freight sector said BR was in negotiation with PowerGen about a new contract , but it is understood that BR sees the contract cancellation as merely a negotiation ploy and feels a new deal could be struck . |