| Action signs, like vocal signs also take part in deictic reference, indexicality and performativity. |
|
| They also take part in travel and exchange programmes, sports and light entertainment. |
|
| Local businessmen and analysers take part in a survey, through which the results are calculated. |
|
| A retired teacher is preparing to take part in a mercy mission to give poverty-stricken children in Eastern Europe a Christmas to remember. |
|
| Over 500 top corporations, including a number from the Fortune 500, take part in the program. |
|
| Blisters are a common minor injury for athletes who take part in prolonged sports, such as long-distance running or football. |
|
| East Lancashire Hospice is appealing for daredevils to take part in a sponsored parachute jump in aid of the charity. |
|
| But a lack of facilities in their local areas was identified as the main reason young people did not take part in sports and leisure activities. |
|
| There is a full programme of events planned when all classes take part in nativity plays and parents and friends are invited to attend. |
|
| It is not achieved either, when one or two persons out of a crowd of hundreds read a lesson or take part in a prayer. |
|
| One of his last jobs was to take part in an anti-corruption unit inside the Russian security services. |
|
| Children can take part in an Easter Trail on Good Friday and Easter Sunday at East Riddlesden Hall. |
|
| She will then attend further training sessions and also to take part in swimming galas. |
|
| Eight ordinary people have left behind their regular lives to take part in the series, taking on a fake alias and living a lie. |
|
| Alternatively, anyone can take part in the coffee morning and hold their own event. |
|
| Choose from tango, tea dancing, line dancing or bhangra to take part in this challenge. |
|
| Afterwards, I asked the three of them if they'd be willing to take part in an e-mail interview on the subject of footnoting the news. |
|
| The centuries old struggle of women to take part in society building on an equal footing with men will once again be focused upon. |
|
| Hundreds of children have been visiting Roves Farm near Swindon to take part in the nativity with a cast of live animals. |
|
| Bob agreed that he and Jim would take part in a live broadcast for Country Magazine. |
|
|
|
| A blog is a sort of extended living area and it's strange how the energy exchange you take part in there can affect you in your real life. |
|
| He added that mainland companies should also take part in arranging charter flights to ensure that business is shared fairly. |
|
| The consent form indicated that arrestees would not be prejudiced should they decline to take part in the study. |
|
| Boys are less likely than girls to read and take part in music and the arts. |
|
| I am honoured and privileged to take part in the celebrations in Thailand for the fourth time as ambassador of Norway to Thailand. |
|
| You can also take part in the exercise programmes which run in the gym throughout the day, or take a dip in the pool. |
|
| These two states want to take part in the formation of a new security system based on Atlanticism. |
|
| As part of this campaign they will take part in a world record attempt on April 30 this year. |
|
| They started playing table tennis and moved on to take part in loads of sports. |
|
| Six years ago, she had never even considered that she might take part in international music festivals and introduce bands to concert audiences. |
|
| They will train in a similar way to the older cadets, learn sailing and boat work, wear a uniform and take part in civic parades in the town. |
|
| He was only auditing the class at the time, so he refused to take part in the experiment. |
|
| Crump had to win a race against the clock even to take part in the meeting. |
|
| More than 3,000 young people are auditioned each year to take part in summer acting and technical workshops. |
|
| My wife is not as good a judge, in my opinion, as she does not take part in sporting activities. |
|
| The youngsters were sponsored by their families and friends to take part in an activity. |
|
| More than 300 million people there take part in some form of sport, and an ever-widening range of sports are followed avidly. |
|
| Around 26 teams take part in the Sunday quiz, and the pop quiz on Thursdays is also popular. |
|
| The ketone functional group can also take part in autocondensation reactions which eliminate water. |
|
| He moved to England to take part in the war effort and initially worked as a surgeon in London's east end, treating civilian casualties. |
|
|
|
| He gets the chance to take part in a radio discussion with two deputies and a political pundit. |
|
| She wore a reinforced corset so she could support her son and take part in the walk. |
|
| But forcing everyone to take part in research would bring substantial pain and distress for some people. |
|
| They were a success since science fiction fans could easily take part in a distinct sci-fi community and culture. |
|
| Its 70 members take part in ceremonies such as the State Opening of Parliament and coronations. |
|
| Villages around Swindon are being encouraged to take part in a scheme to bring touring arts to more isolated areas. |
|
| Wednesday is a free day, so Liz can wander the area on her own or take part in an optional trip with the group to Granada. |
|
| Despite the dangers, some parents actively encourage their children to take part in the street clashes. |
|
| From their accents, it was apparent that they'd come down from Scotland to take part in the event. |
|
| Many students are unable to get class materials, proper exam booklets or take part in labs. |
|
| Ministers must be persuaded to take part in debates and divisions and use the chamber as the central focus of national politics. |
|
| Nelson collaborated on the flavor profiles of the bourbon and he will take part in promotions and marketing campaigns. |
|
| Perhaps I don't qualify because I refuse to take part in the GM fundamentalists' misleading rows. |
|
| Some lawmakers questioned if those invited to take part in the two previous talks truly represented different sectors of society. |
|
| He was one of ten thousand soldiers to take part in the battle and only two thousand returned home. |
|
| The film appeared to show the naked man being forced to take part in a fist fight. |
|
| The select few who win the highest number of points get to take part in a lucky draw with prizes that include airline tickets and holidays. |
|
| The organisers hope that between 60,000 and 80,000 people will take part in 26 plenaries, 60 seminars and 900 workshops. |
|
| He later agreed to take part in an identity parade and was picked out by the girl. |
|
| With a melee of artists, dancers, musicians and bands, the crowds gathered to enjoy the sunshine and take part in the festivities. |
|
|
|
| They don't take part in all the trial proceedings not because they are lazy but because they are tied up with other engagements. |
|
| The winners of the semi-finals will take part in a county final to decide the winner. |
|
| They packed into plenaries and workshops to follow and take part in an immense variety of different debates. |
|
| You have to take part in relays, long jump, or whatever other track event is going on. |
|
| He will take part in the senior men's decathlon against Scotland, Ireland and Wales. |
|
| Visitors will be able to browse around bring and buy stalls, enjoy refreshments and take part in a game of croquet. |
|
| The observers will play a full role in their groups, take part in committee meetings and attend plenary sessions without voting rights. |
|
| Hundreds of people are gearing up to take part in the second Great York Dragon Boat Challenge tomorrow week. |
|
| However, under Belgian law couples must take part in a civil ceremony prior to any church service. |
|
| The town bellman read a celebratory poem and schoolchildren lined up to take part in the traditional dances. |
|
| Children first have to take part in a week of activities during the February half term. |
|
| Teams take part in various competitions including the Dublin league and midland leagues. |
|
| Today is the deadline for South African regions to submit their bids to be awarded a franchise to take part in the new, expanded competition. |
|
| Visitors will be able to see and take part in many activities, including steam traction engine displays and horse and tractor demonstrations. |
|
| By asking us to like this pair, he's really asking us to consider why we all take part in this consumeristic feeding frenzy. |
|
| The biathlon works on a points system, similar to the decathlon, but instead of ten events, competitors only take part in a time swim and run. |
|
| All candidate cities that meet minimum requirements and evaluation criteria to take part in final ballot. |
|
| The majority of people are poor and cannot afford to take part in the privatization process. |
|
| Drivers can opt to take part in the scheme instead of paying fines and incurring penalty points on their licences. |
|
| The scheme is designed to encourage residents to take part in council schemes, which include a compost bin offer and nappy laundering services. |
|
|
|
| Last year, foreign students were not allowed to take part in Miss UNAM, the university's annual beauty pageant. |
|
| Many women are working and unavailable to take part in the organisation and running of a playgroup. |
|
| The family had to take part in four games and a final showdown with the Herdman family from Powys. |
|
| They will be encouraged to take part in a design game, which uses large maps and scale models to represent town features. |
|
| Attire aside, this woman was an astute observer and clearly excited and eager to take part in this research. |
|
| It's show time for the thirty drivers entered in the World Series by Renault, set to take part in their first two races this weekend. |
|
| The school's deputy head teacher said if the specialist bid was successful youngsters could take part in placements at businesses at the park. |
|
| All of the shuttlers will now take part in the World Championships beginning on Monday. |
|
| Men and women wishing to take part in the tug of war contests can contact the chairman or any member of the committee. |
|
| But Laura, 18, walked off with all 20 prizes after being randomly selected to take part in a quiz section of the programme. |
|
| Children will have a special kids' dress-up area as part of the exhibition so they can put on piupiu and take part in weaving workshops. |
|
| For some reason society continues to coddle these mooches, and thus it is considered noble to take part in giving the needy what they want. |
|
| The democratic process that we take part in actually leads to a tyranny of a handful. |
|
| Members wishing to take part in first league please notify any committee member. |
|
| Intrinsic motivation is the desire to take part in an activity for its own sake. |
|
| In addition to doing school studies, the students can take part in dances, film shows, concerts, sing-songs, debates and quizzes. |
|
| No doubt, additionally, Mr Sage was glad to be made much of, and interested to take part in the preparation of the case. |
|
| Women wanting to take part in this year's Race for Life in Southampton had better get their skates on as places are filling fast. |
|
| The winners will take part in canoeing, water skiing, rock climbing, abseiling, mountain biking, orienteering and hill walking. |
|
| More than 400 competitors from 40 countries will take part in half-pipe, big air, snowboard-cross, parallel giant slalom and parallel slalom. |
|
|
|
| In physical education, pupils had the chance to take part in 16 different sports and ended up winning regional and local trophies. |
|
| There are still roles left for singers and musicians to take part in the performance. |
|
| Obligated militiamen were required to arm and equip themselves, and take part in occasional musters and training sessions. |
|
| These days, the sniffers are trained to understand hand signals too as they have to take part in anti-insurgency operations. |
|
| A Bavarian village youth, summoned by the Kaiser's call, volunteers to take part in the suppression of the Chinese Boxer rebellion. |
|
| At the end of the day, volunteers often take part in early evening hikes, stargazing and hot-spring soakings. |
|
| What they are not willing to do, however, is take part in what they view as an illegal and abusive occupation. |
|
| A real breakaway from their studies is in store for two Killarney students in March as they head off to Helsinki to take part in EU debates. |
|
| Nobody can take part in the traditional European contest for possession after the tackle if his nose is more than 6in off the ground. |
|
| According to Bakri's fatwa, it is haram for British Muslims to vote and take part in British politics. |
|
| Why is the government saying that, if the codfish come back, draggers will be allowed to take part in any future fishery? |
|
| As leaders of the Venda people, I urge you to take part in the local government structures. |
|
| The club invites people to take part in a non-competitive 10k Walk at 1.30 pm. |
|
| In the afternoon before the procession, carnival queens from all over the county will take part in a contest to choose the Queen of Queens. |
|
| Stars of the hit comedy Phoenix Nights returned to their spiritual home to take part in a fun-filled charity night. |
|
| Amateurs, beauticians, students and graduates of beauty and visagiste schools can take part in it. |
|
| Club members and non-members are invited to take part in the Parks Tennis Ireland summer scheme. |
|
| The company also provides bursaries for university students to take part in paid work programmes during their summer vacations. |
|
| Council leaders, voluntary groups and housing associations will be invited to put forward people to take part in the controversial scheme. |
|
| I'm contacting the Australian volunteers who formerly offered to take part in a test, and we'll keep you informed via this web page. |
|
|
|
| The researchers asked 29 healthy male volunteers aged between 21 and 35 to take part in an experiment. |
|
| He was a 19-year-old rifleman in Northern Ireland when he was volunteered to take part in what he thought was common cold research. |
|
| Only two actors can work today because the rest have to take part in a school sports day. |
|
| They were on their way to watch the 15-year-old take part in rugby training. |
|
| Over half the expected studio audience agreed not to take part in the show. |
|
| I think that the only reason that the hunters take part in the hunt is just so that they can dress up in silly coats. |
|
| Listeners are invited to take part in an audio game in which they must identify and place the sounds they hear. |
|
| Youngsters are given hats and uniforms for pilots, cabin crew and other airport jobs and are encouraged to take part in role play. |
|
| We had a really good choice of men who were willing to take part in the show. |
|
| The anti-war protests around the world had a positive impact on pushing out these groups to take part in more activism. |
|
| Now residents, businesses, and other stakeholders are being asked to take part in discussions on a way forward. |
|
| They will also have to sign a citizenship pledge as part of an oath of allegiance to the Queen and take part in US-style citizenship ceremonies. |
|
| St Batholomew's Parish Church has started training a group of budding campanologists to take part in a sponsored concert. |
|
| Staff will use the time to prepare lesson plans and take part in teacher development activities. |
|
| Visibly tired, the Pontiff retired early to rest and did not take part in the candlelit procession marking the first day of the visitations. |
|
| Adults, too, can take part in organised activities, from step aerobics to archery. |
|
| Boys aged between eight and 16 are being invited to take part in the weekends with their dads, stepdads or guardians. |
|
| Laura says she has no problem with her caring role and has time to see her friends and take part in outside activities. |
|
| Women were not allowed to take part in the ancient Games, and married women were not even allowed as spectators, under penalty of death. |
|
| Singers, musicians, dancers and storytellers from 28 Bulgarian regions will take part in this year's festival. |
|
|
|
| Former prisoners have been invited to take part in an oral history project by the Johannesburg Development Agency. |
|
| In the capital, Jakarta, tourism authorities estimate 2 million people will take part in street parties in 162 locations. |
|
| People will either be able to share ownership, take part in an equity share scheme or buy their homes outright. |
|
| About 200 people are expected to take part in the event, which will be held in the council chamber and committee rooms at City Hall. |
|
| Volunteers descended on Brentford's river banks at the weekend to take part in a clean up campaign championed by locals. |
|
| Community groups in York are being urged to respond to a rallying cry to take part in a massive city centre parade in September. |
|
| To take part in any of the tournaments, one must be a fully paid-up member of the club. |
|
| She then met Dr. Hugo Rosen, who invited her to take part in a trial of the induction therapy for hepatitis C he was going to host in Portland. |
|
| It is essential that all forces and assets that can combat hostile aircraft should take part in air defense. |
|
| Masqueraders, acrobats, jugglers, paraders and various artists have been lined up to take part in the inner city's first New Year's Eve carnival. |
|
| A new paintball and BB park opened on the property last Sunday morning with hardcore players turning up to take part in the specials on offer. |
|
| He said he had intended to take part in the ceremony, where pillars symbolising the devil are stoned. |
|
| Youngsters will be able to take part in activities, including poetry writing, spinning and weaving, and clog dancing. |
|
| If not, she's off to Spain with her clubmates to take part in the Benidorm half marathon. |
|
| I don't believe there was a just reason for them not allowing me to take part in the race. |
|
| There is no burning desire by the rank and file members of a party to take part in the selection processes. |
|
| More than 150 craftspeople, including makers of violins, baskets, and duck decoys, travel from all over Britain to take part in the event. |
|
| When an allegation is made, the member is debarred, or effectively suspended, as they are not allowed to take part in any GAA activity. |
|
| Mr Ingram is about to take part in the New York Marathon in aid of the deaf-blind children's charity Sense. |
|
| The guardsmen, who are also crack paratroops, had been due to take part in a performance in front of the Queen. |
|
|
|
| Hundreds of people dressed in the traditional white with red scarves take part in each run. |
|
| Teachers at the school dressed up as African chiefs in traditional costume and pupils each brought in a bucket to take part in the event. |
|
| The cream of British musical talent has been approached to take part in two spectacular concerts in the grounds of Buckingham Palace. |
|
| This has seen members strike for two days in both February and April, and take part in a number of unofficial wildcat strikes. |
|
| To add to the excitement, families can take part in a lucky draw contest with fabulous prizes to be won. |
|
| Householders across the district are being urged to take part in a major scheme to boost the amount of glass and cans recycled in Bradford. |
|
| This ministry has opened many opportunities for witness, counseling and inviting people to take part in the church's fellowship life. |
|
| You can bet that socializing is the reason most people take part in group recreational activities. |
|
| Seven people were assaulted with knobkieries for refusing to take part in the strike in the Strand near Cape Town. |
|
| On the exchange visits pupils are able to take part in work experience in their host country. |
|
| There will be a chance to take part in a summer school as well as undertake relevant work experience and community service projects. |
|
| I first met him when I had won a competition to take part in a penalty shoot out competition in front of the old Kop. |
|
| In India, the most colourful and elaborate celebrations take part in Bengal, where huge idols of the goddess are worshipped. |
|
| The group are now being registered as an official group and will take part in the association's competitions and outings. |
|
| Mr Dymond said it was hoped to have displays by professional skaters and bikers with open competitions for all comers to take part in. |
|
| Youngsters can take part in a variety of activities from crafts to computer games. |
|
| Our Labradors are not only beautiful show dogs, but are also take part in other activities such as therapy work. |
|
| Because the socialists refused to take part in government, they forced the Radicals to rule alone or in alliance with the right. |
|
| More than 70 children came out of their shells to take part in a crabbing competition. |
|
| All patients who had ambulatory surgery during data collection times were asked to take part in the study. |
|
|
|
| The scientist decided to take part in the epoch-making event and joined another expedition devoted to Atlantis. |
|
| Participants select six numbers between zero and nine to take part in the lottery, which runs from Monday to Friday. |
|
| It was a chance to dress up in odd clothes and take part in all kinds of wacky events as big-hearted residents from all over Bexley raised money for Children in Need. |
|
| If the forfeiter applies for reconsideration or submits to court in duration, the legal system institution will take part in the reconsideration or lawsuit. |
|
| This was not an uncommon scene in 1970, when medical deferments were a frequently used avenue for those reluctant to take part in the unpopular war in Vietnam. |
|
| She was then publicly named and forced to take part in a press conference, saying she had been bribed to fabricate the claim. |
|
| He was then shipped back to the East Coast, across the US by train, and on board a troop transport in San Francisco to take part in the invasion of Japan. |
|
| I was dragged up on stage and forced to take part in the trivia quiz! |
|
| A physician holding himself in readiness to attend cases of midwifery should never take part in the postmortem examination of cases of puerperal fever. |
|
| The children are aged between nine and 11, which is younger than most who take part in exchanges, and are staying in pairs with families in the village. |
|
| He will bring ready-prepared dough and show the children how to plait dough, and the children will also be given the chance to take part in a plaiting competition. |
|
| Apparently Krams intends to use her small sculptures as maquettes for life size figures which will all take part in a yet-to-be-written operatic event. |
|
| Police in East Yorkshire are looking to swell their crime fighting ranks as they take part in a national drive to recruit special constables this weekend. |
|
| In addition, the document will include a clause stipulating procedures required for non-member countries to take part in the ASEM process, they said. |
|
| More than 50 employers take part in the Sharrow project which uses a raft of display boards in shops and libraries to advertise details of job opportunities. |
|
| Since Wright had no plans to take part in the beachside homily and ticket booths were shuttered, she was out of luck. |
|
| By that, he included the power to take part in the assembly, the deliberative gathering of all citizens who then voted on proposals in war, peace, and anything else. |
|
| But such was the oppressive humidity and heat of his last event, the Malaysian Open, that Dyson has now wisely decided not to take part in the Qatar event. |
|
| A sold-out crowd of 800 women packed the Charline McCombs Empire Theatre in San Antonio to take part in the event. |
|
| The students are to take part in a national debating competition pitting their skill against students from over 200 schools and colleges all over Ireland. |
|
|
|
| The authority had agreed to take part in the Scottish Executive's scheme to guarantee each new trainee teacher a probationer place at a school in Scotland. |
|
| However, inspectors said schools were working hard to give children the chance to take part in a wider range of activities, such as street hockey and orienteering. |
|
| Participants bring picnics to the marquee on the Green to enjoy a great social occasion and take part in a conversation with three leading authors. |
|
| If patients are to be expected to take part in research for altruistic reasons they have a right to know what reasons motivate the people carrying out the research. |
|
| The species are found in gardens, parks, and school playgrounds across the UK, thus enabling everyone to take part in the survey wherever they live or work. |
|
| Neither New Zealand nor Great Britain managed to pre-qualify for next year's Olympic Games and will have to travel to Madrid in March to take part in the dreaded Qualifier. |
|
| The decision to delay the new parliament's first sitting will only add to cynicism in the electorate and will be no encouragement to take part in the election. |
|
| Human slaves, no matter what, have the potential to take part in this and the broader social contract, thus they should be released from slavery and allowed to do so. |
|
| It will also commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Normandy landings, and many veterans' groups are already lined up to take part in a special event. |
|
| Olympic bid organisers want residents to take part in a homestay programme, by offering accommodation to athletes' families during the competition. |
|
| Patients who take part in trials do so at least partly from altruism. |
|
| You can be sure defence lawyers will be calling the experts from the south to either appear in Queensland courts or take part in lengthy and expensive telephone hook-ups. |
|
| Bush is determined to keep the dynamism vibrant and to encourage and empower the poor to take part in it, rather than to suggest that they are unequal to the task. |
|
| Fans will take part in a study group for the panel and QA session and see spoilers from its fifth season. |
|
| Every spring the children in Years 5 and 6 are taken on a residential visit to take part in such activities as rock climbing, abseiling and orienteering etc. |
|
| The liberal majority of the country were painted as racist dullards who would not take part in profitable foreign adventures for fear of being killed. |
|
| There is no certainty that the IHS will be awarded all the costs it incurs and it is adamant that it cannot take part in the tribunal if guarantees of indemnity are not given. |
|
| Unsung heroes of the Second World War are being urged to take part in special commemorations in the run-up to the 60th anniversary of the war ending. |
|
| The source said they were all signed-up soldiers and as such would be expected to take part in the same activities as other fully qualified soldiers. |
|
| The photocatalyst has to possess surface reaction sites on which the electrons and holes can take part in chemical reactions such as hydrogen production. |
|
|
|
| Despite this, she is able to shop, cook, clean and carry out many other day-to-day tasks as well as take part in her favourite hobbies of ten-pin bowling and ice-skating. |
|
| Essex Police Triathlon was formed from a group of Essex Police employees who take part in the growing multi-sport activities of triathlon and duathlon. |
|
| Established by an act of parliament in 1997, the parastatal college provides an alternative secondary education for those unable to take part in the formal school system. |
|
| There what I found was many ladies tend to take part in pool and they also compete in international tournaments even when it comes to billiards and snooker. |
|
| Anyone aged over 16 can take part in the lottery, giving them the chance of winning big money prizes and also contributing to the hospice through a regular payment. |
|
| It is customary that six or eight ushers take part in the ceremony. |
|
| Armstrong said that while he is retiring from cycling, he will keep fit and perhaps take part in mountain bike or cyclo-cross races from time to time. |
|
| Anyway, Gus was so exquisite he used not to take part in the rough hurly-burly of football matches, but would remain aloof in perfectly clean kit. |
|
| The symbol of regional pride will be hoisted in the city at 7.05 am as thousands of Yorkshire-lovers take part in a countywide jamboree to celebrate the region's qualities. |
|
| Over 30 eligible bachelorettes lined up to take part in the competition. |
|
| He is an absurd character who relies on First Amendment freedoms to defend his teaching position, while denying others the right to take part in a Columbus Day parade. |
|
| Britain has a naval task force of 27 ships led by the carrier HMS Illustrious on its way to the region to take part in a joint military exercise with Oman. |
|
| More people are invited to come along and take part in the adoration. |
|
| Its angle is to take a group of plain Janes, make them over into glamour girls, and then have them all take part in a season-ending beauty pageant. |
|
| Freedom in its fullest sense, then, is only possible in a canonical form of social order, in which all take part in shaping the conditions of common life. |
|
| On the up side, my golf club have now provided me with a buggy so this weekend I can take part in the club medal match for the first time this year. |
|
| Health related fitness should be a family activity, and parents can initiate their wards by motivating them to take part in non-competitive sporting activities. |
|
| In The Taming Of The Shrew, courtship and marriage are not so much the result of love but rather an institution of society that people are expected to take part in. |
|
| The danger, excitement and adventure of racing yachts on the high seas awaits a North Yorkshire woman, picked to take part in one of the world's toughest yacht races. |
|
| All sorts of people take part in the hour-long walks, from pensioners to young mums wheeling buggies to those who want some human company while taking the dog for a walk. |
|
|
|
| Anyone who wanted to take part in any way, be it dancing, singing, telling an impromptu story or doing a mime, was given the opportunity to perform. |
|
| Today some 350 watermills and windmills take part in the open weekend. |
|
| The jobs are mainly in administration, but exceptional recruits could in certain circumstances take part in surveillance, counter-espionage and counter-terrorist operations. |
|
| She added that unlike other walkers, groups of charity fund-raisers were not deterred by foul weather, simply because they had to take part in their event on a chosen day. |
|
| Who was elected president of what country in May in an election that much of the country refused to take part in? |
|
| The elderly take part in activities including sewing and knitting. |
|
| The group offers a last chance to heroin dealers who are willing to take part in restorative justice projects, essentially voluntary work in the community. |
|
| The fastest modified bikes at the drag event take part in the Top Bike and Competition Bike classes, pulling in speeds of under 8 seconds on the standing quarter. |
|
| It is a huge problem because prisoners who are taking drugs do not take part in the various programmes available to them in the jail and are losing out on that chance. |
|
| More than 10,100 competitors were expected to take part in 25 different sections at the three-day event, ranging from pigeons to cattle and foxhounds to flower arranging. |
|
| Hazaras in some areas take part in the national Afghani game, buzkashi. |
|
| Close was so distraught by the alteration that she initially refused to take part in the re-shoot. |
|
| She had the second biggest norks in the school, and watching her take part in Sports Day was a joy to behold for myself and my fellow teen perverts. |
|
| In a Lynx, however, Harry could take part in reconnaissance missions and transport passengers. |
|
| Families, organisations and schools are being urged to take part in a new award for Cumbria which aims to encourage people of all ages to discover and conserve wild places. |
|
| About 3,000 soldiers will take part in the review, including nine columns of infantry, two columns of armoured vehicles, helicopters and a military band. |
|
| Brunei's first port of call was her homeport of Cairns before moving on to Townsville to deliver vehicles and stores and take part in a welcome home parade. |
|
| We would not expect that agreement to take part in the study would have altered their recording behaviour or their subsequent recall of the consultations. |
|
| It means we can never again take part in a record attempt like this. |
|
| The British girl flew out to Vanuatu last month to take part in an ambitious volunteering project. |
|
|
|
| Only England and the Nordic countries did not take part in the wholesale reception of Roman law. |
|
| The Assize of Ale is an annual event in the city where people in medieval costume take part in a pub crawl to raise money for local charities. |
|
| The Albanian forces could not take part in the ensuing battle because it had started before their arrival. |
|
| Only Guinea refused by referendum to take part in the new colonial organisation. |
|
| During his period of command, his battalion was stationed at Ploegsteert but did not take part in any set battle. |
|
| Each day, the Speaker and Lord Speaker take part in formal processions from their apartments to their respective Chambers. |
|
| Akin to the Speaker, they do not take part in partisan politics, and remain completely impartial in the House. |
|
| However, they are entitled to take part in constituency politics, and to make their views known on these matters. |
|
| The group announced they would take part in a special friendly, with Salford facing a Class of '92 team. |
|
| Do these cultural texts take part in a reverse discourse against the homogenizing penchant of Latinidad? |
|
| One of the most distinguishing aspects of student life at Cambridge is the possibility to take part in formal dinners at college. |
|
| A lot of cyclists take part in the many sportives organized all over the country including the hugely popular Ride London event which. |
|
| Tokelau was expected to take part in the 2010 Games in Delhi but did not do so. |
|
| The original format of the World Cup saw four teams take part in a single group. |
|
| After the Second World War it became rare for any more than four or five amateurs to take part in any given year. |
|
| Felice Bonetto was the only driver who did not take part in qualifying and would not take part in the race. |
|
| For the first time, reigning monarchs not only swore their support to the Crusades but endeavoured to take part in them. |
|
| Many corporations and businesses which take part in the practice experience a backlash, either from their active customers or online. |
|
| Rowers may take part in the sport for their leisure or they may row competitively. |
|
| He suggests that the legion may have been withdrawn from York around 117 to take part in the war in Parthia at the end of Trajan's reign. |
|
|
|
| Pity he wasn't here just another night to take part in revolt against Lord Advocate. |
|
| In April 1809 the 1st Battalion made their way to the Iberian Peninsula where they were to take part in the Peninsular War in Portugal and Spain. |
|
| Cowell offered to waive Boyle's contractual obligation to take part in the BGT tour. |
|
| Many other acts take part in the event, including visiting international artists, solo artists and local musicians. |
|
| The following season Rangers were invited by Barcelona FC to take part in their pre season tournament at the Camp Nou. |
|
| Children in Wales take part in school concerts or eisteddfodau, with recitation and singing being the main activities. |
|
| In times of war, they were known to trek long distances to take part in battles. |
|
| Singers and dancers from around the world are invited to take part in over 20 competitions followed each evening by concerts on the main stage. |
|
| This means that, by the time hatching occurs, it may be too late for the females to take part in that year's breeding cycle. |
|
| Birdwatchers may take part in censuses of bird populations and migratory patterns which are sometimes specific to individual species. |
|
| These did not enter service until after the Battle of Jutland, so failed to take part in any major naval action of the war. |
|
| Sweden initially agreed to take part in the scheme by sending an invasion force to Scotland, but later backed out of this arrangement. |
|
| During the passage from Dover, C1 parted with its tow and arrived too late to take part in the operation. |
|
| The 30th Motor Brigade had been formed on 24 April 1940, from the 1st Support Group, to take part in the Norwegian Campaign. |
|
| Challenger reached Hong Kong in December 1874, at which point Nares and Aldrich left the ship to take part in the British Arctic Expedition. |
|
| The programme involves the children spending a week at a countryside farm, during which they take part in purposeful farmyard work. |
|
| The North American Shed Hunting Club, founded in 1991, is an organization for those who take part in this activity. |
|
| They take part in events they study because it helps with understanding local behavior and thought. |
|
| However, as Karelians came in contact with Novgorod some of them started to take part in the Novgorodian internal and external politics. |
|
| These five tribes, sometimes with inclusion of the Frisians, are considered as the major groups to take part in the formation of the Germans. |
|
