Example sentences of "in [v-ing] [noun] [prep] [det] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | This can also help in maintaining confidentiality in that KPMG are not seen attending meetings with ‘ clients ’ or ‘ management consultants ’ . |
| 2 | The central question in terms of the diagram used in Fig. 5.11(a) ( see also Fig. 5.10 ) is why experience of A and B should reduce the effectiveness of the c elements in producing generalization between these stimuli . |
| 3 | The MPs said the horseracing authorities should modernise their procedures and act ‘ in a less class biased fashion in attributing blame for these events ’ . |
| 4 | Erm I I think that one of the erm , drawbacks in using animals for any kind of testing is that it sort of precludes in some way using alternatives . |
| 5 | Is this coming into the open of crimes against women useful in assisting reforms in this area ? |
| 6 | Medical negligence is not only a new speciality but the nature of the work , touching as it does the breakdown of the special relationship between patients and doctors as well as the trauma of the injury itself , means that lawyers dealing with the cases must have special experience and skills in handling clients in this field . |
| 7 | The traditional way of undertaking market research is through using questionnaires but there are difficulties in gathering information by this method . |
| 8 | Even after leaving behind this ‘ animism ’ , it is still by their relative resistance or permeability to insight through simulation that in relating things to each other we relate them also to ourselves as inanimate , vegetable , animal , human . |
| 9 | Initial training in applying labels to these stimuli did not influence test performance , and this prompted Robinson ( 1955 ) to suggest that pre-training might be ineffective when the test task is ‘ perceptual , rather than ‘ motor ’ . |
| 10 | By late 1989 , as state control of the media was dismantled , newspapers were adopting a more critical and aggressively investigative style , for instance in uncovering corruption among former leaders . |
| 11 | Making a diagram to represent the given relationships could be helpful in understanding questions of this type . |
| 12 | Movements of base level are of the utmost importance in understanding landforms in most parts of the world , for the earth 's surface is in an unstable period of its history . |
| 13 | They were useful for increasing the size of the threshing floor and in protecting crops on this surface during inclement weather . |
| 14 | General practitioners can be supported in refusing requests for these products in two ways : by the extension of the limited list ( planned for June 1993 ) and by a structured patient education campaign to inform patients that the doctor can not prescribe all medicines and that some illnesses are self limiting . |
| 15 | In a number of decided cases a landlord has been held to be acting reasonably in refusing consent in these circumstances : |
| 16 | The man-hours involved in writing programs of any complexity , and particularly in debugging them , are such that , as in other areas of use , this phase will probably pass in favour of the economics of buying a proven package from a reputable source , as suitable suites of programs become available . |
| 17 | A different approach to management motivation from that considered so far is adopted by the behavioural school , whose members insist that it is inappropriate to regard the company as engaging in maximising behaviour of any kind , be the maximand profits on the one hand , or growth , or some other determinant of management utility , on the other . |
| 18 | Charkham enjoyed his job , coining the phrase that ‘ patronage is second only to the act of love in conferring pleasure on all parties concerned . ’ |
| 19 | The technique required in presenting characters from these plays is usually more delicate than can be achieved in a first audition , whereas the work of Tom Stoppard , David Hare and Barry Keefe ( for example ) is more easily grasped by the young actor . |
| 20 | Trouble is , even the Pentagon is having difficulty in extracting information from this Air Force base which is , I believe , somewhere in Georgia . |
| 21 | It is a precision which opens new possibilities in adding emphasis to any roof , enabling you to add immeasurably to every roofing effect . |
| 22 | Further , the plans may indicate the ownership of fences and so may help in solving problems in that connection . |
| 23 | This provision does not appear to have been formally invoked but it may prove of particular assistance in some federal systems where there can be constitutional problems in appropriating funds for these expenses . |
| 24 | The disappointment and real distress experienced by many returners , despite their pleasure in renewing contacts with former colleagues and pupils , suggests that their needs should be given careful attention , which would include : |
| 25 | The agreement involved a ceasefire by mid-September , conditional on progress in discussions on the future role and composition of the Salvadorean army , human rights , the judicial and electoral systems , constitutional reform and social and economic problems , and a UN role in verifying implementation of these accords . |
| 26 | The principal problem in reconstructing clothing from this evidence is that the range of dress-fastenings need not only be dictated by dress ; social identity and/or display may enter here . |
| 27 | The CML drew attention to the initiative of the Law Society of Scotland in providing assistance to those firms of accountants responsible for auditing books of Scottish solicitors . |
| 28 | Their confidence in providing care within this framework averaged 4 on the same scale , all but three of the doctors indicating that this method of care interfaced well with their primary health care practice . |
| 29 | Whilst recognising the central role of managers in providing counselling in these circumstances , consideration should be given , in exceptional cases , to whether this form of support would be delivered more effectively if it were separated from the normal manager/employee relationship . |
| 30 | With an excellent track record in providing awards for all industries , City & Guilds has proved to be a very good partner , offering scope for candidates needing NVQs covered by a range of lead body standards . |