Example sentences of "[noun sg] [noun] [prep] britain [is] " in BNC.

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1 The structure of the labour force in Britain is undergoing radical change ( see table below ) .
2 Total hare population in Britain is now estimated at around one million .
3 There is a growing consensus that one of the major factors contributing to the relatively poor record of labour productivity in Britain is the low level of skill in the workforce compared with that of the major competitors .
4 The effect of adversary politics in Britain is intensified by the rapid turnover of government personnel .
5 Just how they will fare when and if cable TV becomes a major selling vehicle in Britain is another poser for the future .
6 Business confidence in Britain is still extremely weak , but improving : pessimists exceed optimists , with a negative balance of 4% , but that compares with a negative balance of 19% in the first quarter .
7 Over the next few decades community life-style in Britain is likely to become increasingly diverse .
8 They are the most commonly prescribed antidepressant in the United States , but their routine use in Britain is controversial .
9 ‘ There are only a handful of these machines around the world , and the only one available for eye tumours in Britain is at Clatterbridge .
10 Additional information on manganese localities in Britain is given in Woodland ( 1956 ) .
11 The water industry in Britain is divided up into a number of autonomous water companies and councils ( Chapter 3 gives details ) and each is responsible for producing its own water bye-laws .
12 A list of dry ski slopes in Britain is available if you send an SAE to the Ski Club of Gt Britain
13 A series of publications under the title Hatchments of Britain is in the process of appearing , edited by Peter Summers .
14 Additional information on baryte deposits in Britain is given in Collins ( 1972 ) and Carlon ( 1975 ) .
15 Since the population of adult males in Britain is many million , there are obvious savings to be made using these techniques .
16 The social cost of drink-related traffic accidents in Britain is very high : over 18,000 casualties , including 5000 deaths in 1986 .
17 Before , therefore , exploring any further the phenomenon of policy implementation , a brief account of the main groups of people responsible for social policy implementation in Britain is appropriate .
18 Finally , despite all the pejorative remarks and many statements along the lines of ‘ I personally do not think very highly of headhunters ’ , most accept fully that the headhunting business in Britain is here to stay .
19 Because of political hostility trade union membership in Britain is being held at an artificially low level .
20 Right now the trade union movement in Britain is functioning as a white man 's union and this must be challenged .
21 Some estimates suggest that up to 11 per cent of total gas supply in Britain is being lost .
22 The executive branch in Britain is firmly in charge of the budgetary process with the legislature , in the normal course of events , little more than a cypher .
23 DURHAM : Faith in the City , an exhibition of photographs of life on inner city housing estates in Britain is to visit Durham Cathedral .
24 DURHAM : Faith in the City , an exhibition of photographs of life on inner city housing estates in Britain is to visit Durham Cathedral .
25 Erm if it is I wish the Ford Motor Company gave as much money to the Labour party as they do the I L O but one of the points they made there is that in their opinion the unemployment figure in Britain is approximately four to four and a half million people because of the way the figures are worked out and the goal post of working have been changed by successive Ministers of Employment since nineteen seventy nine .
26 MARGARET THATCHER 's drive to bring the information revolution to Britain is juddering to a halt .
27 Employment training in Britain is a scandal and is often run by Government-appointed has-beens from industry accountable to no-one .
28 The other big hospital operator in Britain is AMI Healthcare , an offshoot of American Medical International .
29 Is it not time that many of them were made available to schools , colleges , banks and building societies so that the treasure trove of Britain is available to everyone ?
30 Two months ago the British government took out advertisements in regional newspapers in Germany encouraging business to come to Britain to take advantage of low labour costs compared to elsewhere in the E C. The advertisement proudly noted that the labour cost index for Britain is one hundred , compared to one seventy eight in Germany .
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