Example sentences of "in [noun] [noun sg] of [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In practice rejection of requests is very rare ; examples reported to the 1977 Special Commission of the Hague Conference included attempts to serve documents on the monarch of the state of destination and to bring proceedings against judges or police chiefs . |
| 2 | She will most probably be involved in agriculture , in subsistence farming of crops like rice . |
| 3 | The Arabica beans used in Lyons World of Coffees also require rich soil and partial shade . |
| 4 | Plasmid DNA complexed with cationic liposomes can be successfully delivered and expressed in airway epithelia of rodents . |
| 5 | In November Minister of Posts and Telecommunications Christian Schwarz-Schilling announced an increase in investment for the eastern German telephone service from DM5,000 million to DM6,800 million for 1991 . |
| 6 | The principle used to be not allow interrogatories as to the evidence of the party interrogated , nor any " fishing " but there is wide discretionary power which , on the basis of the principles involved in exchan ge of witnesses ' statements may possibly be more widely exercised in the future . |
| 7 | Leisure centres may care to run classes in head porterage of buckets . |
| 8 | The ultimatum was as follows : " Get in X number of clients next week , or get out ! " |
| 9 | Elsewhere in Warwickshire excavation of fields named Norton and Ditchingworth ( in Brailes ) and Baldicote ( in Tredington ) revealed evidence of early occupation . |
| 10 | The hon. Gentleman referred to an apparent increase in tbe number of offences involving knives , and I will examine the figures that he gave . |
| 11 | This would be likely to include the tracking through services and follow-up of groups of clients , through detailed description and in depth interviewing of professionals , clients , and carers , and would be designed to get closer to measures of quality of care and of outcome . |
| 12 | With a more in depth analysis of results , restoration of continence was seen only in patients achieving a squeeze duration over 30 seconds . |
| 13 | Release of specific growth factors from matrix or changes in matrix presentation of cytokines may also occur as a result of matrix degradation or a change in matrix composition . |
| 14 | That new portable interpreter for Ken Iverson 's J notation of his APL language ( CI No 2,138 ) is yet another piece of bad news for IBM Corp 's mainframe business , because all the so-called rocket scientists at firms like Morgan Stanley & Co — for whom J developer Roger Hui works — that write the fiendishly clever software that is used in program trading of shares on Wall Street , use the APL language — on IBM mainframes , and J promises to enable the software to moved down to much cheaper RISC-based boxes . |
| 15 | In no time , we 'll have done in £500 worth of tyres and knackered the rear-axle . ’ |
| 16 | FROM 1984–90 guesses that cash flow could be higher if assets changed hands or if a firm 's financial structure was changed were made in $1.7 trillion-worth of cases in America . |
| 17 | Two ex-FBI men , Vincent Hartnett and Theodore Kirkpatrick , compiled a handy compendium in book form of members of these dangerous organizations in the communications industry . |
| 18 | A latent violence — which also surfaced in police treatment of suffragettes — pervaded the work of Belfort Bax , a leading socialist , who warned that suffragists had foregone the right to male protection and should be treated accordingly . |
| 19 | For the past four years , Nottingham has led the field in police harassment of motorists over the Christmas period , and come bottom of the league in the proportion of compulsory breath tests which proved justified . |
| 20 | In the early part of 1990 during the first great Ecstasy draught , Ketamine came to light in police analysis of seizures of tablets sold as Ecstasy in nightclubs in various parts of England and Scotland . |
| 21 | In particular , a sharp decline in autumn use of fertilizers had resulted from research showing that the application of nitrogen in the autumn was of little economic or practical benefit to the final crop , but increased nitrate leaching into soil and hence water courses . |
| 22 | The descriptions indicate differences in use of fingerspelling such that BSL fingerspelling occurs primarily in place names and people 's names , while in ASL initialisation of signs is a primary aspect of borrowing . |
| 23 | This inference is confirmed experimentally by observations in grid turbulence of changes in the spectrum with distance downstream . |
| 24 | The resulting Stirling Mathematics Education Development Fund exists to provide grants which ‘ could lead , directly or indirectly , to improvement in mathematics education of children within Scotland ’ . |
| 25 | While the lovely voice of Juliet Stevenson uttered sounds like ‘ Eurgah ! ’ in tones of ecstatic nostalgia , the film illustrated the point with scenes in sepia slow-mo of hunter-gatherers stalking antelope . |
| 26 | I was much concerned about delays in LBGC funding of arts institutions throughout Greater London last year . |
| 27 | A postgraduate course in industrial minerals was initiated by project staff at the University of Costa Rica , and two working seminars were presented by visiting BGS experts in laboratory assessment of bentonites and limestones . |
| 28 | The change in market value of certificates held at 31 December is simply the product of applying accrued interest at that date . |
| 29 | One small omission that might have been included is Franklin 's experiments on the difference in heat absorption of substances of varying colour . |
| 30 | The quality of partial atomic charges is of paramount importance in dynamics simulation of molecules . |