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schoolmaister in the defender s | employ | but that schoolmaister is employed |
of the scottish schools which | employ | a sports co ordinator employ |
employ a sports co ordinator | employ | this person for a one |
hunts mounted or otherwise which | employ | dogs to pursue attack and |
fox hunts and their followers | employ | staff directly primarily to look |
to speech rhythms or they | employ | more complex sentence patterns and |
in firms that could easily | employ | deaf people mr mcmahon i |
total recruitment to 1 500 | employ | 1 500 more health professionals |
nearly 500 staff whom we | employ | in our seven buildings both |
most employers in my constituency | employ | 50 or fewer employees and |
who act as employers and | employ | staff the project has been |
can organise a move alright | employ | a firm and leave them |
have my own firm i | employ | six people whose lives are |
other members in order to | employ | employees who are shared between |
solve this problem we will | employ | 300 more consultants over and |
to rely on it i | employ | people and keep them in |
staff employed the group winna | employ | onie staff 9 group contack |
required which will continue to | employ | traditional spelling precedents for most |
radiographers physiotherapists dieticians and chiropodists | employ | 2 000 extra nurses over |
1999 liberal democrats promised to | employ | more doctors and more nurses |
authorities to enable them to | employ | more nursery nurses and pre |
of agency nurses and to | employ | permanent staff instead of agency |
in effect comes into the | employ | of an agency however sources |
and 2 billion and they | employ | 100 000 full time staff |
wage and who wish to | employ | and train new staff this |
voluntary organisations in scotland which | employ | around 100 000 people the |
the code we choose to | employ | on a particular occasion people |
britain sport hunting methods that | employ | dogs tend to be favoured |
model [student coughs twice] that is they | employ | co ordinate sentences structures keeping |
sound economic sense to recruit | employ | and retain older people if |
speech about the need to | employ | older people and am successful |
could do much worse than | employ | older people as ian jenkins |
b q and asda purposely | employ | older people because of among |
linguistic insecurity many of us | employ | the odd scots word in |
renders it absolutely necessary tae | employ | negroes as we puir white |
hawick 2 the two operations | employ | 270 people in the borders |
has several new industries that | employ | a lot of people those |
the new technology do not | employ | as many people as they |
docks but that won t | employ | many people the little fellow |
awareness is for them to | employ | more disabled people cathy peattie |
businesses to grow and to | employ | more people which would have |
that we have but which | employ | people to lobby we have |
that it does not usually | employ | people who are over 60 |
of the war office to | employ | only military labour on the |
and serviced office accommodation to | employ | the recycling services that many |
insert the existing words from | employ | to the end become paragraph |
english and modern languages teachers | employ | similar techniques here the teacher |
concern with whether pupils can | employ | these extremely formal usages seems |
one word where she could | employ | twenty her answers emerged like |
an taken tae yer new | employ | m1000: mm mmhm m1002: tae |
thai aw hed a guid | employ | an a fouth o freins |
than 250 scientists in his | employ | does he agree that that |
population of scotland know and | employ | some scots every day a |
time 4 a member may | employ | his or her employee on |
for the scottish executive to | employ | to implement ec legislation in |
in a very significant way | employ | in the region of 1000 |