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121. Most of the reported deaths, however, were due to torture in both military barracks and police stations.

122. Read in studio One of the region's independent radio stations has won a top award at the radio Oscars.

123. The study involves observational fieldwork in different types of police stations.

124. In 1845 an estimated 740 million bricks were used in stations, bridges, aqueducts, and embankments under construction.

125. Many of the country stations did not enjoy the pedigree of great architects to sire them.

126. Churches were destroyed and thousands of Christians converged on a military academy and police stations in the town to seek protection.

127. His preaching was carried on more than 3, 000 stations not counting cable.

128. The band will also record public service announcements for local radio stations, urging petitions to protest the arrest.

129. As at all his power stations, Scott faced the building in a fine Worcestershire brick that has weathered to a lovely pinky-brown.

130. Red Devil energy drink and Welcome Break service stations are running a competition to win the bike.

131. For two years critics argued that nuclear power stations should not be included in the sale,(sentencedict.com) but the government remained adamant.

132. In 1973 she married her present husband, Taufik Kiemas, a well-connected businessman who owns a string of gas stations.

133. Another is to transport coal slurry by pipeline from mines to power stations situated in areas of high electricity demand.

134. Read in studio Crews from four fire stations threatened with closure have been holding a demonstration against the plans.

135. Rats gnawed on black infants' feet, while money was used to build new police stations around the corner.

136. During the bombings, families sheltered in the comparative safety of the underground rail stations.

137. Trees consume carbon dioxide emitted by coal-fired power stations and other sources.

138. But the councils have the power to investigate corruption and run their own radio and television stations.

139. Finally, there were the microscopic soot spheres, produced by high temperature combustion, such as in the boilers of power stations.

140. On nationalisation, the divisions had acquired around 300 power stations, initially grouping them for management at an intermediate level.

141. At least two stations went bust, and others, such as Invicta Radio in Kent, had to relaunch before getting firmly established.

142. The electricity privatisation also ran into difficulties over nuclear power stations.

143. It will be based on data collected from monitoring stations throughout the province.

144. Their bivouac in the rain and snow was less comfortable than at their former stations, where they had constructed some shelter.

145. Many urban homeless were seeking refuge in subway stations and bus depots.

146. Most other independent radio stations had either had their equipment destroyed or had broadcast music programmes and other safe material.

147. Night Effect causes serious bearing errors and interference between stations. 3.

148. The stations will be rebuilt with high-level platforms, new buildings and convenient interchange with local bus routes.

149. During the 1970s, with two power stations in relatively peaceful operation, the Board consolidated its position on the Somerset coast.

150. Local stations and telecommunications facilities should be supported largely out of local contributions and appropriations from local communities.