Example sentences of "[art] [noun] [noun pl] [verb] " in BNC.
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| 1 | There will obviously be some differences between the tag assignments made by lexicographers and corpus compilers . |
| 2 | Cor great , I just and they 're doing tag teams , but the tag teams have joined up |
| 3 | The defence lawyers had walked out on the grounds that the trial lacked procedural guarantees , and that the court , as a military one , had no jurisdiction . |
| 4 | The decision was seen as a landmark case in that the defence lawyers argued unsuccessfully that Nicole had no legal existence at the time of the accident and , therefore , could not be identified as a victim of her mother 's action . |
| 5 | At the trials of Calley and others — either because the defence lawyers succeeded in having it excluded or because journalists wanted to spare their readers — the horrifyng detail was not reported . |
| 6 | The Defence scientists accepted the challenge and supported the Air Staff in making the best the enemy of the good . |
| 7 | To continue the analogy of the Whitehall market-place , the Ministry of Defence itself can be looked upon as a specialized commodity market , in which the three Services and the Defence scientists bargain for their share of the resources won by the Secretary of State on the main trading floor during the annual Public Expenditure Reviews . |
| 8 | With Prime Minister 's Question Time at last over , those of us waiting to catch the Parkinson statement now found it had been further held up while one of the defence ministers made a laborious job of unwrapping the Ministry of Defence 's Christmas present for the navy — three new frigates . |
| 9 | In the US , the defence industries account for 44 per cent of the country 's consumption of the metal . |
| 10 | The defence authorities have had difficulties in finding researchers to cooperate with them in some fields . |
| 11 | He said all members of the Defence Forces signed an oath when they joined pledging that they would not associate with illegal organisations and this new vetting measure was an insult to those who risked their lives in the fight against terrorism . |
| 12 | He was allowing the Defence Forces to expand at last . |
| 13 | As early as 1952 ( the first British atomic test occurred in the same year ) the defence planners produced a new and detailed analysis — the " Global Strategy Paper " . |
| 14 | The demise of the defence jobs has added to the difficulties in my constituency , where many workers travel to Yarrow 's and to Barr and Stroud . |
| 15 | But it 's outside the armed forces and in the factories of Gloucestershire where the defence reductions have cut most deeply ; contractors like Dowty and Smiths industries have shed thousands of jobs . |
| 16 | ‘ The defence ministries had to bend their ears to get the work done … |
| 17 | The division in Cabinet between Dalton plus Attlee ( plus , occasionally , Morrison ) versus Bevin and the Chiefs of Staff , supported by A. V. Alexander , the Minister of Defence , was reflected in the Defence Committee 's first meeting on 11 January 1946 , when Dalton and Attlee queried the level of British forces around the world , and Bevin and the defence chiefs defended that level . |
| 18 | Biochemical indicators of renal tubular stimulation predicted response to treatment , but these indicators depended on the response criteria used : low serum phosphate and low TmP correlated with a poor response when length of response was examined , whereas TmCa correlated with a fall in CCa from day 0 to day 6 , and accord with other studies that used this response criterion . |
| 19 | The Chief Fire Officer advises us that the attendance times to the areas I have mentioned are regularly over the response times allowed by the standards of fire cover . |
| 20 | At this stage the actual response categories may not have been considered in detail , but if the questions themselves justify inclusion some thought should have been given to the response categories envisaged for analysis since it is the answers which will be analysed . |
| 21 | Only around 10 per cent claimed to recall the contents well and even fewer had made use of the response sheets provided on it . |
| 22 | We could also set up an effect-to-cause study in which we match two groups for which the response measurements differ and look to see if they also differ in some previous X-type phenomenon . |
| 23 | The patterns of post-war immigration provide the context in which the income trends outlined in the previous section have impacted on Black households with children . |
| 24 | In both countries , the income differences had been narrowing . |
| 25 | This application , if granted , would effectively destroy the ‘ comparative peace and quiet which the residents of Scorton now enjoy after the daytime visitors have left ’ . |
| 26 | Not only will it have moderated the neutrons like the graphite rods in a reactor , but when the uranium pockets went critical the organics were cooked in temperatures reaching 160–360°C . |
| 27 | This was the question of what would happen to the material left over when the uranium rods had finished producing their electricity , when the exciting part of the process was over . |
| 28 | The tent riggers looked surprised and mystified as three strangers started to lend their muscle to the ropes . |
| 29 | The parachute opened okay , but the tent poles smashed on landing . |
| 30 | It 's a fierce dash through a highlight-clogged set , peaking with their grunge-funk cover of ‘ Tainted Love ’ that has even the Toto fans pogoing . |