Example sentences of "[verb] [noun pl] [verb] with " in BNC.
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| 31 | The Status software programme was designed to avoid the kind of accident that took place at Three Mile Island in the US , where shift workers faced with a breakdown in equipment switched to substitute systems , unaware that they had been taken out of service by a previous system . |
| 32 | MOE ( Means Of Escape ) roof window , hinges at top to provide opening dimensions to conform with Building Regulations . |
| 33 | An elderly parent living alone invariably has problems to cope with , though , in some area of life , and ideally the people to help them should be members of their own family ; people who know their character and understand their needs , those they do not have to make an effort to relate to and trust , and who can move around freely in their homes , to sort through the various ‘ pockets ’ of their anxiety more easily than any stranger can do . |
| 34 | If he had one trait of potential consequence it was his fondness for France , which led him to encourage efforts to ally with that country , but the international situation made these futile during his lifetime . |
| 35 | Many Contracting States to the Hague Convention are also parties to the Brussels Convention on jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters of 1968 , and the latter contains provisions dealing with the inter-relationship of the two instruments . |
| 36 | R.5 also contains provisions dealing with the death of a shareholder ( or beneficial owner of shares ) . |
| 37 | This compensation was paid from central government funds , but the decision to refuse planning permission or to impose conditions remained with local authorities . |
| 38 | The analysis will focus on the policy debates , common law rules , and statutory and regulatory provisions regarding the use and legal sufficiency of the Chinese Wall in resolving problems associated with conflicts of interest and duty in corporate entities . |
| 39 | ‘ Somersetshire born ’ , but he bore arms associated with the Whitakers of Lancashire . |
| 40 | The purpose itself , being the idea , was not protected by copyright ; it is quite acceptable for others to write programs to help with the running of dental laboratories . |
| 41 | They probably had very effective digestive systems with detoxifying enzymes to cope with the tougher diets . |
| 42 | It is difficult to find examples to correspond with the American experience in England . |
| 43 | The Home Secretary , Kenneth Clarke , would introduce measures to deal with the problem ‘ very shortly ’ . |
| 44 | Also , the policy covers children born with trisomy 21 , which is the most common form of Down 's syndrome . |
| 45 | The Quebec authorities proposed the creation of a special human rights tribunal to try Mohawks charged with offences during the siege , while Indian leaders demanded that Indian police agencies be established because of the widespread distrust of white law enforcement . |
| 46 | Few were in the market for the Kuwaiti shares , but few were in the market at all with such an overhang : only 2.9m shares changed hands compared with Tuesday 's 30m . |
| 47 | But it is a necessary price to pay , if we want students to emerge with minds of their own , who do not merely know but understand in some depth what they know , and who are able to form and develop their own ideas . |
| 48 | The most important factor was said to be a high use of deputising services associated with higher rates of visiting and less use of giving advice by telephone . |
| 49 | " Purpurascens " has violet-tinted leaves ; " Icterina " has leaves variegated with yellow , and " Tricolor " has foliage veined with creamy white and pink , becoming red . |
| 50 | Moraal and Kraiss ( 1981 ) contains chapters dealing with simulations of a ship entering harbour , car driving , tank driving , the flight deck and air traffic control . |
| 51 | Yes we get quite a few inquiries from south and er from enthusiasts that want stamps franking with the Samson Lane stamp . |
| 52 | As might be supposed complications arise with regard to transfers of votes . |
| 53 | Because you take it in turns to provide biscuits to have with erm Okay . |
| 54 | The downstairs restaurant where breakfast is served , has walls decorated with paintings of people dressed in traditional local costumes . |
| 55 | In his English writings Richard Rolle , too , sees Christ 's suffering as the pragmatic key to a form of living both as regards external circumstances and internal consciousness , which will free followers to engage with the ineffable reality of the love mediated at the Incarnation . |
| 56 | The corridor that led from the transmat booth had a tiled floor , and plastered walls covered with a mural that Bernice felt she might be able to understand after three or four big glasses of strong rum . |
| 57 | There may be a need to consider changes to the general practitioner 's contract to encourage research , such as relaxing the regulations of hours committed to patient services and creating a practice development allowance to encourage practices to work with commissioning authorities to adopt and evaluate health gain strategies . |
| 58 | The airport is also one of the main bases which holds chemicals to deal with large oil spillages in Scotland and the North . |
| 59 | So , at half-past five on Monday evening , George and Leon , edging their way round the matchboard door , found baps filled with fish paste and a nice square mottled chunk of bought cherry cake , washed down with deep orange-coloured Indian.tea , to nourish them . |
| 60 | But , in the words of Grant ( 1987 : 56–7 ) , ‘ the distinctive relationship that the nationalised industries have with government , and the politically charged environment in which they operate , means that they can not simply be treated as a special case of the close relationship that many large privately owned enterprises have with government . ’ |