Example sentences of "to [be] [vb pp] between [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Now , like environmentalism , the animal protection movement appears to be split between pragmatic and idealistic factions . |
| 2 | Is there in fact such a clear distinction to be maintained between civil association or societas and enterprise association or universitas ? |
| 3 | No one wants to project an image of schools as humourless places , a balance needs to be kept between frivolous and serious stories . |
| 4 | I believe that there is a balance to be struck between environmental enhancement and economic development . |
| 5 | I think it 's fair to say that the Secretary of State has accepted that the special character of North Yorkshire , require a balance to be struck between environmental protection and development in the county . |
| 6 | A proper balance needs to be struck between essential protection for the public , and over-zealous and intrusive controls aimed at the elimination of all conceivable risk . |
| 7 | In the end , a balance has to be struck between tight regulation and cramping any sort of innovation or initiative in the financial services sector , as the Labour party would advocate . |
| 8 | The main functions of a consortium bank are : to provide banking facilities to multinational corporations ; to enable funds and instructions to be channelled between various countries within one organisation ; to assist members lacking in expertise and financial standing to participate in the euro-currency markets . |
| 9 | In seeking the most appropriate structure for the organisation in the given circumstance and with the given aims there will be inevitable compromises to be made between conflicting organisational forms which seem to offer elements of a solution . |
| 10 | In cultural matters in the 1930s , as in all else , there was a choice to be made between Good and Evil . |
| 11 | Resources are finite , and choices have to be made between competing priorities and needs . |
| 12 | An important series of research projects that does allow some judgment to be made between selective and non-selective schools in the comprehensive system has been undertaken at the Centre for Educational Sociology at Edinburgh University . |
| 13 | There is a necessary distinction to be made between modern style and modern ballet . |
| 14 | To discourage unnecessary circumcisions a distinction needs to be made between physiological and pathological non-retractility . |
| 15 | Difficult choices have to be made between opposing needs . |
| 16 | Jack Babuscio has suggested that the homosexual experience of passing for straight leads to a ‘ heightened awareness and appreciation tor disguise , impersonation , the projection of personality , and the distinctions to be made between instinctive and theatrical behaviour ’ ( ‘ Camp and the Gay Sensibility ’ , 45 ) . |
| 17 | In order to obviate the criticism of increasing intraoesophageal pH being related to salivation , however , the present study has extended the application of simultaneous ambulatory oesophageal and gastric pH monitoring and enabled a valid correlation to be made between oesophageal and gastric alkalinisation . |
| 18 | This allowed a comparison to be made between matriculated and non matriculated students and between those students with and without recent previous study experience . |
| 19 | I therefore see a need for clear agreements to be made between public agencies and not-for-profit bodies on the basis of public agency funding . |
| 20 | Money may , for example , be used as a measure of value enabling comparisons of value to be made between different objects such as houses or cattle . |
| 21 | But the analysis of the composition of a big enough sample should enable a comparison to be made between different hoards and the determination of a ‘ typical ’ currency hoard whose contents will most likely represent coins drawn from circulation . |
| 22 | This will allow comparison to be made between different survey techniques . |
| 23 | There were no nasty choices to be made between different courses of action . |
| 24 | This enables comparisons to be made between different groups and populations . |
| 25 | Moreover , in the example looked at here — the theory of the new international division of labour — there is a concentration on one type of economic activity — large multinational capital in manufacturing — whereas the study of the national economy of the UK would require distinctions to be made between different types of capitalist enterprise . |
| 26 | In the last thirty years archaeological investigation of deserted village sites has added substantially to our knowledge of peasant conditions , and will probably provide more information in future , particularly by enabling fuller comparisons to be made between different parts of the country . |
| 27 | Terminology is required in particular here to allow distinctions to be made between prescriptive and descriptive approaches to language , and to show that the grammar of spoken English is different from that of written English , and not just a haphazard deviation from it . |
| 28 | Long-term work of an innovative nature is given low priority and has to be done between short-term assignments . |
| 29 | In examining a model , the following discussion also applies to much of spoken language interpretation , and although the BSL/ signed English issue is perhaps unique , there may be a considerable amount to be exchanged between spoken and signed language models . |
| 30 | Partnerships were to be developed between central and local government , social problems were to be relieved and a better demographic balance was to be achieved between the older cities and their surrounding conurbations . |