Example sentences of "[noun] on [noun] [prep] the [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 JEDBURGH On hilltop above the town , Castle Gaol , a nineteenth-century model prison in the shape of a turreted castle , has been converted into a museum of prison life and local social history .
2 Not only has there been a reluctance on the part of directors to enforce such a remedy on behalf of the company by suing fellow directors , but its adoption in the context of insider dealing does very little to help the real victim .
3 Edwardian plans to upgrade the 30-year-old Skyway from 3-star to 4-star deluxe , spending £15m on top of the purchase price .
4 First , instead of a figure based on shares , the members ' liability would be limited to a fixed sum expressed in the memorandum of association on registration of the company .
5 In many areas , the Company acts as a contractor on behalf of the host Government and has a duty to support and respect this trust .
6 The Regulations require that : any person who keeps any livestock on agricultural land , or who knowingly causes or permits any livestock to be so kept , must ensure that anybody attending the stock has access to the relevant Welfare Code , is aware of its provisions and ( after 1.1.92 ) if they are attending the stock on behalf of the keeper has had instruction on the Welfare Code .
7 On either side on top of the canopy is a handy plate warming rack .
8 All of these animals carry their pinnae side by side on top of the head .
9 Only , there on its side on top of the medicine chest was an unstoppered bottle .
10 A CU arises when countries join together to abolish all restrictions on trade between themselves while maintaining a common external tariff on imports into the Union .
11 Benefits from lower raw material prices and the falling pound are expected to provide a boost on top of the move into higher-margin chemical materials in the United States .
12 Benefits from lower raw material prices and the falling pound are expected to provide a boost on top of the move into higher-margin chemical materials in the United States .
13 O'Connell argued that these agreements could not impose burdens upon third parties and were therefore of little practical international effect , apart from putting the other treaty parties on notice of the presumption of continuity as expressed in the devolution agreement .
14 I can only suppose that a large bird took hold of the ring on top of the box with his talons , and flew away with it .
15 Just put your finger into the ring on top of the box and lift it out of the water !
16 Before the meeting closed , A. R. Brakspear offered a £300 investment on behalf of the Brewery and H. Monk , a well known Henley draper , proposed ‘ bonds be of £25 and that a holding of four carried perpetual membership as an option ’ .
17 AGE Logic Inc , San Diego , California , is to implement the new features and protocols defined in the XIE draft standard version 4.12 for X-Window servers on behalf of the MIT X Consortium .
18 However in this situation the auctioneer may not accept a bid on behalf of the seller ; s57(4) and ( 5 ) provide : ( 4 ) Where a sale by auction is not notified to be subject to a right to bid by or on behalf of the seller , it is not lawful for the seller to bid himself or to employ any person to bid at the sale , or for the auctioneer knowingly to take any bid from the seller or any such person .
19 But this degree of involvement takes its toll on policewomen in the unit .
20 The actual tests and other forms of assessment will be developed and piloted by various organizations on behalf of the government .
21 No one is allowed into the offices on Saturday at the risk of immediate dismissal .
22 Mildred lapsed into silence and fixed her eyes on Maud in the hope that she might be able to send some sort of message through the air — like a radio wave — to her friend .
23 Access is strictly controlled by the South Wales Caving Club on behalf of the Countryside Council for Wales .
24 ‘ José Vargas is a practising homosexual , sir , and there 's a company of Scots Guards on duty at the Tower at the moment .
25 As soon as the guards on duty in the gate towers saw Burun , they shouted down inside , and the gate was swung open .
26 2 The Publisher will pay the Proprietor the following royalties on sales of the Work
27 The Publisher shall pay to the Author the following royalties on sales of the Work
28 The Publisher shall pay to the Company the following royalties on sales of the Work .
29 ELECTRICAL problems set a car on fire in the centre of Darlington yesterday causing traffic tailbacks on the inner ring road .
30 It was a kind intelligent eye too , though he could twist a rabbit 's neck on occasion with the nonchalance of a professional poacher .
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