1. The examiners put a premium on rational argument.

2. This will put a premium on fraud.

3. The high risk of infection puts a premium on the use of sterile needles.

4. Work paid according to the amount done puts a premium on speed and not on quality.

5. International book-building puts a premium on intermediaries' experience and ability to sell to 300-odd investing institutions around the world.

6. In my own garden, I put a premium on fresh greens.

7. And voters seem to put a premium on competence.

8. Employers put a premium on honesty and hard work.

9. It put a premium on drinking in the district.

10. Does high taxation put a premium on business dishonesty?

11. Many Chinese now put a premium on love, mutual affection, compatibility and sexual equality.

12. In Kitayama's view, only individualistic Westerners put a premium on personal freedoms and rights.

13. It will put a premium on drinking in the district.

14. This forces the defender to put a premium on mobile unit who can rush out to intercept enemy stacks before they reach the cities.

15. Excellent students are those whose good behaviors are highly appraised rather just put a premium on.

16. "You may want to editorialize differently when someone searches, and maybe put a premium on certain reporters or content, " he said. "This moves you further out of the loop."

16. try its best to gather and build good sentences.

17. For example, since the mistakes made both before and during the Yom Kippur war of 1973 the IDF has put a premium on real-time intelligence to give it "situational awareness".

18. In as far as "security" retains it military significance, "deterrence" is by guarantee of effective counter-attack, the difficulties and cost of which put a premium on crisis and conflict prevention.

19. Their refusal to remove the public - house will put a premium on drinking in the district.

1. This will put a premium on fraud.