Example sentences of "with [art] [noun sg] of [noun] for " in BNC.
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| 1 | As V i can conveniently be expressed as a function of a reference volume V o such that and assuming that , without introducing significant error , r can be equated with the degree of polymerization for the polymer then |
| 2 | Commenting on some much-improved figures ( see page seven ) , Borland International Inc says that the results reflect the introduction during the quarter of Paradox for Windows and dBase IV version 2.0 : ‘ With the release of Paradox for Windows , and sales of our award-winning Quattro Pro for Windows spreadsheet and Borland C++ programming language , sales of Borland products for the growing Windows marketplace accounted for more than half of fourth quarter revenues . ’ |
| 3 | In evidence to the Environment Committee two illustrations were given : ‘ attempts by authorities to dispose of surplus school playing fields with the benefit of permission for development ; and competing applications for superstore development when one of the sites is owned by the authority themselves ’ . |
| 4 | While ‘ it is too soon to be sanguine ’ , the board says , it believes the worst is over for its portfolio , and that with the benefit of devaluation for the whole of the second half , earnings for the full year should allow the trust 's record of dividend progress to be maintained . |
| 5 | For some UGMs , this change will be threatening especially as , with the advent of contracts for services , some districts toy with the idea of placing contracts directly with the clinical director , effectively by-passing the unit manager . |
| 6 | An interesting example of a different type of social service institution is that concerned with the provision of livelihood for those unable to earn by reason of sickness , disablement , lack of work , or above all , age . |
| 7 | Evidence for traders associated with the food market and with the provision of accommodation for travellers is even more restricted . |
| 8 | An agreement had been reached with the government of Latvia for the withdrawal of Russian troops there . |
| 9 | The separation of these villages is fast disappearing with the development of land for houses and industry . |
| 10 | ‘ The history of marine science is intimately associated with the development of techniques for obtaining the raw data and with the vessels from which the observations were made . |
| 11 | The subsequent chapters deal with the development of immunoassays for various specific analytical tasks such as their use in the inspection of meat and poultry and other food safety programmes . |
| 12 | The ideal of service allowed the professions to reconcile the concept of the gentleman with the necessity of work for a living and to formulate a definition of their relationship with clients and with society . |
| 13 | Terms like ‘ expressionistic approach ’ and ‘ figurative equivalence ’ signal the critic 's preoccupation with the issue of likeness for , it would be assumed , if we are to accept these works as portraits there must be some point at which the notion of the subject-sitter intrudes upon the paint-as-surface which is such a prominent aspect of the experience of looking at Auerbach 's work . |
| 14 | Sir Nicholas has also been in trouble with the Board of Deputies for British Jews for describing the Band Aid organiser and singer Bob Geldof as ‘ a self-advertising Jew ’ . |
| 15 | Simmel recognizes , however , that this particular variety of means has a tendency to become an end , as with the accumulation of money for its own sake . |
| 16 | Analysis of cells from these rats showed that drug action had interfered with the expression of genes for some of the proteins designed to move sugar into muscle and fat cells , exactly the target tissues which must be stimulated by insulin if they are to take up excess sugar . |
| 17 | In September 1975 , Mrs. Jill Knight , MP for Edgbaston , Birmingham , learned about the Maynard contracts and raised the matter with the secretary of state for Northern Ireland , setting out the main facts . |
| 18 | Is the Minister seriously saying that when he drew up the disposal scheme and the scheme for professional advice he had no consultation with the Secretary of State for Transport ? |
| 19 | As fuel costs are racing ahead of inflation , will the Minister enter into immediate discussions with the Secretary of State for Energy and the fuel industry to examine the standing charge , which is iniquitous and which adversely affects low-income families , and pensioners in particular ? |
| 20 | When will he get together with the Secretary of State for the Environment to put an end to the nonsense of capping , which is squeezing resources at a time of rapidly rising crime ? |
| 21 | I have just had an exchange with the Secretary of State for Wales across the Floor of the House . |
| 22 | I do not think I would be out of order in recalling a private conversation with the Secretary of State for Transport about a year ago on this subject . |
| 23 | Could he use his influence with the Secretary of State for Defence to persuade him to hand over the Ministry of Defence buildings so that the money that the Scottish Office has allocated is not used to pay for them ? |
| 24 | We have had long meetings with the Secretary of State for Energy on the future of Monktonhall . |
| 25 | Carlos António Fernandes was dismissed as Minister of Transport and Communications on May 5 , 1990 , along with the Secretary of State for Town Planning , Housing and Water , reportedly for " sluggishness and non-implementation of directives " . |
| 26 | The Republic 's Foreign Minister , Dick Spring , who will co-chair the conference meeting with the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland , Sir Patrick Mayhew , confirmed that finding a basis for re-opening the talks would be high on the agenda on Friday . |
| 27 | ‘ My office sought to arrange an interview with the Secretary of State for Employment so I could brief her on the situation . |
| 28 | Following disagreements with the Genevan authorities , he moved in the later 1960s , first to London and then to Banbury , where he died 10 November 1976 , having arranged with the University of Oxford for the bequest of his scholarly research interests ( the Voltaire Foundation ) to the Taylor Institution there . |
| 29 | He says : ‘ I have worked very closely with the University of Bristol for many years . |
| 30 | The early summer of 1187 was filled with the bustle of preparations for war . |