Example sentences of "[prep] [adj] [noun pl] [pron] [pron] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It wants to do for Regional Railways what its slick imagery did to boost Inter City . |
| 2 | Management involves the accountability for role-related actions which it is the manager 's responsibility to produce and facilitate in others . |
| 3 | Dante could turn aside from his most sublime passages of religious contemplation to hone a gratuitous insult for the benefit of Florentine families whom he happened to dislike . |
| 4 | The anti-clash diary of regional events which he compiled was widely distributed . |
| 5 | However , the effects of legislation will , inevitably , be small relative to the impact of economic sources which we can not ignore . |
| 6 | This partly explains her choice of the middle-aged widower as a husband , since he was the recipient of political secrets which she shared . |
| 7 | I am sure that the wider world think of us as all being terribly left wing , whereas in fact we 're awfully liberal and conservative and with a spectrum distribution of political allegiances which I suspect are very little different from the community as a whole . |
| 8 | In the new circumstances , ministers may feel justified in taking a little longer to reach their conclusions so that they can not be accused of hasty actions which they might later regret . |
| 9 | On a daily basis these questions should lead you to keep a list of specific activities which you currently see as important to complete in some way . |
| 10 | We all know objective truth is not obtainable , that when some event occurs we shall have a multiplicity of subjective truths which we assess and then fabulate into history , into some God-eyed version of what ‘ really ’ happened . |
| 11 | " WIRS gives information on labour costs as a proportion of total costs which we used as a proxy for information on capital intensity , but our analysis gave no indication that the predicted relationship did obtain . |
| 12 | The great and universal charge of low expectations which Her Majesty 's Inspectors throw at teachers today did not apply . |
| 13 | Yesterday however , David Goodson of Loughborough University offered the team of biologists , naturalists and conservationists a set of underwater transducers which he said should be able to produce the right effect . |
| 14 | During this period I have given readings and seminar papers at various academic centres , including the universities of Oxford , Durham , Edinburgh , Essex , Manchester , Lancaster , Newcastle , Sussex , and East Anglia , and have written a number of unpublished papers which I have given in seminars at other similar establishments . |
| 15 | Cromwell and his army colleagues considered the improving of the morality of the English people one of the chief priorities of their government , and they made every effort to eradicate a range of popular pursuits which they considered to be sinful , profane , or unseemly . |
| 16 | They picked their direction by a clump of stunted trees which they had passed on their way up . |
| 17 | One of the points you 're making there which is an excellent one , and a very strong point , is the fact that you get a lot of incoming calls which we encourage , |
| 18 | Accordingly , he formulates a hypothetical set of computational constraints which he claims will both assess the degree of match between two views so as to choose the better one , and typically force a 3-D interpretation which is both unique and veridical . |
| 19 | It is proposed that representatives will have to compile a Professional Practice Portfolio , comprising records of different visits which they have made to police stations . |
| 20 | When you join ‘ pony club ’ there are a variety of different activities which you could go on , for example there is show jumping which involves you deciding what height jumps you would like to jump , normally the classes range from two feet high and up . |
| 21 | The idea , under the new plan , is that , over a number of years , the local authority will contract with a wide range of voluntary and private agencies to provide a spectrum of different services which it pays for . |
| 22 | Okay , I I was just tha while you were chatting to boss these books came and they have a a number of different things which you know , from changing schools |
| 23 | Yes , so they had did have a variety of different things you you could er be |
| 24 | The presentational aspect involves all kinds of different considerations which I shall come to presently , but what they boil down to is this : what can you do to make it easier for the communicator to communicate and the audience to receive the required message — with minimum distraction ? |
| 25 | Fortunately within a short time Richard I was compelled to sell back these rights in order to finance his Crusades , and the Scottish king reverted to being a vassal of the English king only in respect of English lands which he possessed . |
| 26 | Michael was one of that old school of English gentlemen whom you never see nowadays in the era of the yob . |
| 27 | Although we can see elements of a critical function ( especially in Leavis ) , the dominant approach of these writers is founded on a base of a certain set of social ideas which it is the duty of higher education to guard and transmit . |
| 28 | To executives more accustomed to the slick , desk-pounding , hustling and screaming school of salesmanship , Branson 's gauche , schoolboy manner and his abashed confessions that ‘ actually , I 'm not sure who produced this one ’ proved appealing , particularly when allied with the offer to license yet another curious collection of British haircuts whom their competitors were anxious to sign . |
| 29 | He was fortunate not to be in prison for debt for , on the tour of British prisons which he made in 1812 , James Neild of The Thatched House Society , found debtors were discriminated against . |
| 30 | This is the Government who have stopped pensioners getting an annual increase in line with Community living standards , a deliberate act of policy in 1980 , which cumulatively so far — according to a parliamentary answer to me on 25 November last — has removed from pensioners £31.8 billion of improved pensions which they would otherwise have had . |