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151. Importance of national security considerations Public opinion polls published on the eve of the election showed the two main parties evenly matched.

152. Perhaps paint place setting on to mats so that knives and forks can be matched to picture.

153. The familiar tweed jackets appeared in fresh fruit pastel shades enlivened with a spattering of matched sequins.

154. When he was running alongside, he eased off the gas and matched his speed to that of the other vehicle.

155. Yarn is now stored beneath with carpets being laid out and pattern matched on the Planning floor above.

156. Her gorgeously drowsy voice is perfectly matched to shimmering, twilight atmospherics.

157. Years ago, rooms would have a cocktail table that matched the end table and the sofa table.

158. The information must be matched to the business's objectives and critical success factors.

159. A wanderer, an iconoclast, whose mind had only been matched by his eccentricity.

160. The parodic elements of Gay's pastorals are matched by close descriptions and a genuine sympathy for rural life.

161. Names scrawled inside the boat matched those of migrants en route to join family members in Britain who had never arrived.

162. To be successful, federal policies had to be matched by local government initiatives.

163. Denbighshire have matched Flintshire's show of strength by naming their most formidable line-up in pursuit of the coveted last-four ticket.

164. The need now was for urban policies that matched the new challenges posed by the economics of urban growth and decline.

165. It would gain deposits,[sentence dictionary] matched exactly of course by additional operational balances.

166. Ten percent would threaten him, as Inkatha's militancy is not matched by mass support throughout the country.

167. After she-put on the glasses, she began to apply some lipstick that matched her overcoat.

168. She was heavily aware of the point on her own hood that matched his.

169. That real gain matched that of December and was above the 0.1 percent increases in both October and November.

170. Any word could follow any other word, just so long as it matched the phonetic input description.

171. The globalisation of capital, business and governance is being matched by the globalisation of opposition.

172. The teams seem pretty evenly matched, so it's hard to say who will win.

173. With man effort not often matched in the animal kingdom, he overcame that considerable obstacle.

174. Using a range of computer programmes, this was matched against 831 Census Wards in the West Midlands.

175. There has tended to be an increase in confidence within IIAs, although this has rarely been matched by increasing private-sector investment.

176. Its chassis offers terrific handling balance, great traction matched to positive brakes and accurate steering.

177. At this extreme duration the researchers noticed that the respirations of man and algae were not exactly matched.

178. Relative risks were estimated as matched odds ratios by conditional maximum likelihood methods.

179. This is more likely if increasing wealth is matched by increasing population and increasing density of population.

180. So far no rivals have matched the rave reviews E ma won for the film.