group

• small group

  may be filed as "small" abbreviated accounts only if the group falls under the small group limits

• study group

  This consultation has been effected through the Board's own study group on family matters, whose work the Board reports to this general assembly.

• group of people

  Young Londonderry men are committing suicide at a higher rate than almost any other group of people in the United Kingdom.

• labour group

• steer group

• group were

  By the end of 1987 the group were growing tired of the quarrelsome situation.

• each group

  Now, this activity though, I, I'm going to ask you report it back so that each group reports to me

• large group

  The most important overt reason was this ‘discovery’ of a large group of people who were being effectively denied legal representation.

• wood group

• group i

  The group is too wishy-washy an entity.

• group b

  Okay now at this stage you don't normally have to ask for volunteers for the first group because it usually sort of role then off they go.

• research group

  Dr. Singh is currently leading a seven-strong applied chemistry research group at the polytechnic and is a referee for the chemistry committee of the Science and Engineering Research Council.

• management group

  It's for this reason that the setting up of a risk management group is considered the essential feature in the first step to control: identifying the risks relevant to a specific organisation.

• pressure group

  David Pollock, director of anti-smoking pressure group ASH, said he was delighted with Roy's protest.