Example sentences of "[subord] [adj] [be] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In England , Scotland , Wales and Northern Ireland , where that is no longer the case , the age of consent for male homosexual behaviour in private is 21 and not 16 as for heterosexual relationships . |
| 2 | Where that is so it will be for the prosecution to rebut , if it can , the presumption . |
| 3 | Where that was so and the workforce was invited , or itself proposed , to set up an industrial co-operative , but understood the preservation of every job to be the prime objective , the necessary conditions for effective management were absent from the start . |
| 4 | Provision of the real object where possible is usually eagerly explored . |
| 5 | At the same time there are local choirs which strive to follow slavishly the cathedral model , even where this is either unsuccessful in terms of quality or inappropriate for their congregation . |
| 6 | As for Second Level , a compatible level of Spoken English for industry and Commerce ( SEFIC ) may be opted for in lieu , where this is administratively feasible . |
| 7 | As for Second Level , a compatible level of Spoken English for Industry and Commerce ( SEFIC ) may be taken in lieu , where this is administratively feasible . |
| 8 | The latter requires the agreement of both the appellant and the authority and even where this is so , the Secretary of State can decide that a hearing is desirable — for example , if there is much local feeling on the issue . |
| 9 | Where this is so , it may be possible to encapsulate the points in a single debate on a single amendment . |
| 10 | Where this is so , Parliament 's legislative role is as above described in relation to Acts and United Kingdom delegated legislation . |
| 11 | Where this is so , people feel unable to express their pain and grief , their anger or fear ; they will learn to be ashamed of the various ‘ taboo ’ feelings they have . |
| 12 | Where this is so , the relation between some form of general training and highly developed specialist training is not necessarily more difficult than in the comparable relation in the training of inherent physical resources . |
| 13 | First , a great many of the cases in this area of the law are concerned with industrial strife of one kind or another and where this is so the common law has been excluded or modified since 1906 by statutory immunities granted to persons acting in a ‘ trade dispute . ’ |
| 14 | Where this is so the question must be asked , what was the real or predominant purpose of the combination , and it is to be answered broadly as by a jury or judge of fact . |
| 15 | ( 4 ) Where a recognised body which is an unlimited company is a partner in partnership with a solicitor or another recognised body it shall be stated on the stationery of the partnership , either as part of the body 's name or otherwise , that the recognised body is a body corporate except where this is so stated on a list of the names of all the partners maintained by the partnership at its principal place of business in pursuance of section 4(3) of the Business Names Act 1985 . |
| 16 | An example where this is very clear is in the City . |
| 17 | There are indeed many fields where this is actively being pursued , but the work at present lacks cohesion . |
| 18 | For the ‘ ordinary ’ classroom teacher this situation could mean that decisions taken within the school might lead to larger classes , less non-contact time ( where this is actually available ) and higher levels of cover for absent colleagues . |
| 19 | ( In a secondary school where this was regularly used in morning prayers it had to be abandoned because the pupils exploited the rhythm created by the parallelism to make it sound like a football chant ! ) |
| 20 | Both engagements illustrate Franco 's obsession with retaking lost territory , even where this was strategically unnecessary , regardless of the cost in terms of matériel , time and human suffering . |
| 21 | A clear intention of the changes was to enable care managers to buy domiciliary support , rather than residential care , where this was both more appropriate and inexpensive . |
| 22 | Where this was so it will be discussed , together with other comments , in the brief ‘ case descriptions ’ attached at the end of each of the chapters that follow . |
| 23 | where non-syllabic is also acceptable ‘ history ’ or ( not usually ) ‘ wanderer ’ or ( not usually ) |
| 24 | Their favourites are sugar beet , turnips and swedes where these are still available . |
| 25 | The coding system used to record the physical nature and condition of items issued to readers also contained an element which enabled the presence of specific types of damage to be noted where these were very evident . |
| 26 | It starts with a vision of a world where all is in God 's good order , where all is very beautiful and God 's delight . |
| 27 | His eyes indicated the room above where all was now silent , the sounds of hunting having subsided . |
| 28 | At court [ in the 17805 ] , where one is more constrained by etiquette , and old habits die hard , use of the baton has been kept up in grand ceremonial concerts . |
| 29 | In its first application , the golden rule allows the court to prefer a sensible meaning to an absurd meaning , where both are linguistically possible . |
| 30 | The remainder — Va'aiga Tuigamala and Walter Little in the backs , Paul Henderson and Graham Purvis in the pack — have largely been back-up strength in recent times , although Little was busily occupied at first five-eighths in four of the tests this season . |