Example sentences of "[noun] [verb] that [adj] [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The proposals mean that joint local planning and action will continue to be essential , but that responsibilities and accountability for the plans and action will be clearer than they are now … it must be emphasised that effective co-operation at the local level will be essential , both to the success of individual projects and , more broadly , if the whole range of community care services is to be delivered effectively . |
| 2 | The story goes that one dismal morning they were detailed to take their Mosquito , ‘ D ’ for Dog , up for testing , and as there had been quite a party in the Mess on the previous evening , neither was feeling in the best of moods as they trudged out to dispersal at the crack of dawn . |
| 3 | She did n't need to plead for long ; soon the authorities realised that this determined woman could look after students better than anyone . |
| 4 | The actual contouring and shape of the body is almost exactly the same as the Berlin Pro , but Jim asked that some additional chamfering be applied to the top of the body . |
| 5 | The old Tominahs say that this crescent-moon shape means the bottom arc of a great vertical circle of our lives — the section at which we are all most deeply plunged into matter . |
| 6 | Some researchers suggest that this environmental scanning process might best be achieved by developing especially organised environmental scanning units that are positioned towards the top of an organisation 's hierarchy . |
| 7 | The researchers found that this geographical pattern is best matched by that of sugar consumption , in which the leading countries are , in descending order , the UK , the Netherlands , Ireland , Canada and Denmark , and the countries with the lowest consumption are Italy , Yugoslavia , Spain , Portugal and Japan . |
| 8 | There is now an expectancy effect created that any new atrocity is likely to be connected to the earlier ones . |
| 9 | In the same month , in his letter to Papandreou on the issue of the American bases in Greece , Gorbachev proposed that foreign military presence on the territory of other countries should be renounced everywhere . |
| 10 | In contrast to Maine and others including the English social philosopher Herbert Spencer , Durkheim maintained that increasing economic specialization did not necessarily entail the growth of individualistic competitiveness and social atomization . |
| 11 | Only three months fit that particular rhythmic pattern — March , May , June . |
| 12 | Just seventeen months separated that lowly first performance at The Ritz to headlining the city 's most prestigious concert hall . |
| 13 | Robert Meaby says that more young talent is in the Eastbourne pipeline and indeed the addition of a good player or two can work wonders — Rossalls 's new recruit David Tonroe , 19 , from Hong Kong , has spent two years at university in California , plays to plus one and has already appeared in the Eisenhower Trophy . |
| 14 | Thorndyke predicted that this last condition would be the most difficult to understand and to remember and that the story condition would be the easiest . |
| 15 | the authors speculated that this partisan dealignment reflected a continuing erosion of the class-party tie . |
| 16 | A quick investigation in a dictionary reveals that this curious sounding device started life as a bull 's Penis . |
| 17 | This study shows that active chronic duodenitis is less common in patients treated with NSAIDs , and that the prevalence of gastric metaplasia in the duodenum is not significantly reduced by chronic NSAID use . |
| 18 | Spenser recognises that this last perspective is unlikely to seem immediately convincing to a supposedly rational English audience . |
| 19 | This important theorem states that any square matrix A satisfies its own characteristic equation . |
| 20 | In the UK , in 1984 a bill was introduced in parliament seeking legal safeguards to ensure that computerised personal health data about patients is available only to health professionals and not to groups such as the police , tax authorities , industry , and social services personnel . |
| 21 | But if Marxists believe that liberal democratic input politics can open state organizations to accommodating class struggle , then their arguments threaten to blur into those of pluralists or democratic elite theorists . |
| 22 | It also calls for steps to ensure that any future aid projects in Malawi serve the cause of human rights . |
| 23 | One girl from Harvard 's administration department insisted that one gullible dealer tried on an undersized blazer . |
| 24 | Led by Alberta Premier Donald Getty , the western provinces demanded that any constitutional reform package had to include a Senate which was wholly elected and which included an equal number of representatives from each province regardless of its size . |
| 25 | Dunleavy used the ideas of Castells to argue that local political analysis should not be concerned with particular communities , or specific institutions of local government , but instead should focus on the ‘ urban politics ’ of collective consumption — that is , with consumption organized on a non-commercial basis by state agencies . |
| 26 | Andrew Burt explains that another common reason is that the instruments of assessment specified in the module descriptor are not being used or have been varied . |
| 27 | The fruit is the enlargement of Magritte 's known oeuvre by as many as 200 works , never previously illustrated , which Sylvester and his team have recovered from private collections , and a serious attempt to unravel that most taxing issue of the existence of different versions of the same composition and of different images which carry the same title . |
| 28 | Our study indicates that unsafe sexual practice may have increased in men from 1987 . |
| 29 | This association means that primary gastric MALT lymphoma can develop as a second neoplasm or that other neoplasms can occur in both treated and untreated patients with gastric lymphoma . |
| 30 | At the same time , both the White House and the State Department recognise that Soviet foreign policy will be driven by Soviet national interests , and that these will not always coincide with America 's . |