Example sentences of "from this the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Under the new scheme this group of claimants gain a weekly benefit valued at £27.40 but from this the claimant has to pay both 20 per cent of his or her rates bill and , similarly , 20 per cent of the water rates bill . |
| 2 | From this the courts have inferred that , except where the employer is under a statutory duty or there is some other restriction as to the type of contract that it can make with its servants or the grounds on which it can dismiss them , the servant has no procedural protection . |
| 3 | Each day the housekeeper prepares a room occupancy report and from this the statistics on room occupancy , bed occupancy , rooms out of service and sleeper loss percentages are calculated . |
| 4 | But Saunders argues that it is wrong for feminists to draw from this the idea that home is a place of relaxation for men or a setting for the systematic exploitation of women . |
| 5 | From this the person is expected to identify strengths and weaknesses in performance and then put forward proposals for change . |
| 6 | From this the person can learn a lot about how they see themselves . |
| 7 | From this the importance of Rorschach grew in the Middle Ages , a story told by the town 's many handsome old houses , with their enchantingly carved oriels . |
| 8 | Following on from this the amount of research carried out into MT was seriously reduced , although there has been some renewed interest ( e.g. SYSTRAN ( Toma , 1977 ) and EUROTRA ( Raw et al , 1988 ) ) . |
| 9 | Yet apart from this the BF policy was vague and generalized . |
| 10 | We take it that the point of theories , and from this the point of research , is to offer adequate accounts of the empirical world as conceived as the domain of the discipline to which the theory belongs . |
| 11 | When he emerges from this the towers are much closer . |
| 12 | Thus in the theory of rubber elasticity the polymer chain is represented quite well by a random walk in three dimensions and from this the chain entropy and hence the free energy are deduced . |
| 13 | Apart from this the participants in both markets are often the same but not exclusively . |
| 14 | Following from this the aim was that the project should collaborate with existing service-providers in order to ensure that there was no overlap or competition with others but that all were working together for the good of the client ; and that the project would , where necessary , coordinate the services available to each client and thus ensure an appropriate and suitably balanced package of care for that person . |
| 15 | From this the client gains assistance which he needs in his weak position . |
| 16 | Apart from this the frescos were particularly well preserved . |
| 17 | Following on from this the types of modifications that are produced by recent predators will now be described . |
| 18 | But apart from this the broch wall showed only as a circle of raised turf , with a tumble of stones here and there . |
| 19 | From this the inference is drawn that what he thus knows can not be physical states , or explicable in terms of such states , for physical states are necessarily publicly accessible . |
| 20 | From this the reader might construe now labelled Art Deco ’ . |
| 21 | From this the reader might construe ‘ otherness ’ as one more ‘ influence ’ or ‘ source ’ . |