Example sentences of "[vb -s] [vb pp] these " in BNC.
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| 1 | Gordon has emphasized these real world imperfections and has argued that dividend policy is important because dividends represent a more certain return than reinvested profits . |
| 2 | The agency can not start work on a claim until it has received these documents . |
| 3 | Subsequently Douglas has developed these ideas in a book which collects together much material in the urban environment from a physical geography point of view but perhaps also leads towards his view that ( Douglas , 1981 , p. 360 ) : |
| 4 | Perlita Harris of Black and In Care , called in by the young people as an advocate , told Community Care : ‘ The borough has treated these vulnerable young people appallingly . |
| 5 | An independent consultant looked at the studies for WEN and reported flaws and a lack of objectivity in the use of raw data , statistics and language , although Procter and Gamble has refuted these allegations . |
| 6 | I am very desirous to get all the species of this genus which I can , and am making observations on their flowers and fruit : for Doctor Linnaeus has joined these to his genus of Rhus [ sumach ] , with which all the species of Toxicodendron , which I have yet examined , will by no means agree ; for these are either male and female in distinct plants , or have male flowers in separate parts from the fruit on the same plant , which , according to his own system , must remove them to a great distance from the Rhus . |
| 7 | The linguist Robin Lakoff ( 1973 ) has formulated these maxims as follows : |
| 8 | ‘ The Government has placed these companies on a sound financial basis to develop their core businesses over the years to come . ’ |
| 9 | The weight of advertising put behind major brands has given these manufacturers influence over their distributive outlets . |
| 10 | The only controversy that has surrounded these measures is their date , for , most inconveniently , inscriptions and subscriptions do not match ; or , to put the matter more clearly , the emperor to whom the constitutions are attributed was not reigning in the consular year in which it is dated . |
| 11 | Mark has grouped these five conflict stories at the beginning of his Gospel in order to show that Jesus is opposed to the religious authorities from the outset . |
| 12 | The thrust and strain which has dominated these twenty-five years now seems quite irrelevant . |
| 13 | I quickly found Mrs Jackie Stewart who has organised these Rolex-Jackie Stewart Celebrity Challenges bi-annually so superbly for charity , since 1982 . |
| 14 | In relatively Europeanised Tunisia she has shed these disguises . |
| 15 | Again , B. J. Garner has considered these and suggested three premises : |
| 16 | Traditionally , public finance theory has approached these issues using the assumption that government is motivated by the pursuit of the ‘ public interest ’ . |
| 17 | But the continuing slowdown in the economy , coupled with a rise in unemployment to an all-time record of just on 3 million ( 10.5 per cent of the workforce ) , has pushed these concerns into second place . |
| 18 | Since the 1985 unrest , and particularly after the 1987 General Election , the Government has announced a number of initiatives on the inner city , and it has presented these as part of an effort to rejuvenate depressed areas on a sound basis . |
| 19 | Evaluation of how the plan has met these needs takes place in open discussion in class . |
| 20 | But that hurt is nothing compared to what the powerful blond-haired midfielder has endured these past few months . |
| 21 | Woodhouse ( 1989 ) has applied these techniques to generate cylindrical gravitational waves . |
| 22 | Ostensibly the first of these is the most serious problem but ask the trainees to consider the behaviour actually witnessed by the observer who has applied these labels . |
| 23 | Ever since the Keynesian revolution of the thirties government has accepted these commitments . |
| 24 | ‘ The fact Gary Lineker has said these things does not alter my feelings at all . ’ |
| 25 | Common usage has sifted these terms and left us with the most expressive . |
| 26 | This , I believe , is against the law , but it is a law that deserves to be broken , for it is the puritanical nonsense of excluding children — and therefore to some extent , women — from pubs that has turned these places into mere boozing-shops instead of the family gathering-places that they ought to be . ’ |
| 27 | O ! the cry did knock/Against my very heart ’ has turned these drowned wares into something subtler and stranger than they seem . |
| 28 | It is Signora Mancini who has turned these buildings into an attractive residence , and it is the lady 's exceptional talents and great love of country life which have found a true expression in the transformation of Residence Elena into a lovely property of character and charm . |
| 29 | Prince Charles , he says , hates being recognised in public and has transferred these emotions to buildings . |
| 30 | The Labour Party has adopted these ideas . |