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Meanings of form part in English

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Usage of form part in English
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Free migration of national assets that form part of our natural heritage.
The South African
2
Joint working will form part of a local government bill next year.
BBC
3
Speeches, voting, debates and policy work all form part of the conference.
The South African
4
Questioning authority simply does not form part of the Conservatives' political DNA.
The Guardian
5
The changes form part of new chief executive Marc Bolland's board restructuring.
Reuters
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This route will finally form part of the Cape Point Wine District.
The South African
7
The proposals form part of Greece's bailout deal with its foreign creditors.
BBC
8
That side of things will form part of the investigation, he said.
News.com.au
9
They, in fact, all form part of government's existing medium-term strategic framework.
The South African
10
Property does not form part of the group's, core businesses, he added.
The Irish Times
11
This will all form part of our transition into Advanced Level 3.
The South African
12
A range of external Service Providers also form part of the team.
Independent.ie
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The new RTC will form part of a 230 acre industrial park.
The Irish Times
14
This will form part of the prosecution's overall murder case against Pistorius.
Reuters
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Film screenings, lectures and workshops will also form part of the school.
The Irish Times
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It's all these details, though separate, that form part of the whole.
Jamaica Observer
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Ireland
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