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• A regimental sergeant major was up against one of the men, and he and the adjutant concocted a plot.

• Indeed, one of the commissioners had twins while the report was being concocted.

• I personally tremble to think how many more of these will be concocted.

• The police needed a scanner for vehicles which appeared to be suspiciously concocted from stolen parts.

• In that case the plaintiff suffered a very minor accident indeed and concocted a vastly inflated amount of injury and damage flowing from it.

• One almost gathered that this announcement was something which had been hurriedly concocted for election purposes and had no basis in fact at all.

• There are quite sufficient penalties in this country already without concocting any more, and it is a pity to create further crimes that the industrialist may commit unwittingly.

• The old system whereby local authorities concocted their own needs and thereby had the right to dip into the taxpayers' purse was not fair and reasonable.

• A rationalisation scheme cannot be hurriedly concocted.

• Because there was no consultation, the earlier proposed list was so ill concocted and so abbreviated that it looked like the thin end of a very thick wedge.

• If he considers that there is anything in that, will he come back with an amendment at a later stage or consider concocting one with me?

• The figures on which we rely are concocted from different sources and on different dates, so a double estimate or no estimate could cover the same prices.

• If more people ate natural foods rather than foods concocted and put in a tin or a packet, the nation would be much healthier than it is.

• People have been convicted but released on appeal when it has been shown that the police fell into the trap of concocting evidence, which is unacceptable.

• The day of reckoning must come, and in the long run it is always better boldly to face the people than try to shelter behind refuges concocted by political subtlety.