Example sentences of "[be] [vb pp] [adj] [prep] [noun] to " in BNC.
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| 1 | There is one , sometimes two , pointed apical papilla flanked on each side by 5–6 oral papillae , the proximal ones are pointed similar in shape to the apical papilla but distally they become rounded , and the distalmost one is large and opercular . |
| 2 | A further £1.2 million was committed to 15,000 square feet of offices and 12,000 square feet of warehousing accommodation at the Wood Marine Base in Aberdeen , a third of which has been let prior to completion to Deminex . |
| 3 | The Financial Times of July 27 reported that the Israeli Defence Ministry had confirmed that plots of land in the occupied territories were to be given free of charge to Jewish people wishing to settle . |
| 4 | It expressed the view that opportunities should be provided for suitably qualified students to obtain a degree , although it was acknowledged that many would not be prepared to take the longer course this entailed and some would not be considered suitable for admission to degree studies . |
| 5 | For the first time , an Act of Parliament lays a duty upon a public official , the Data Protection Registrar , to judge whether activities shall be deemed lawful by reference to a set of principles . |
| 6 | ‘ We are worried that fireworks may be made available in shops to children under the age of 16 . |
| 7 | About half the 6,000 white collar workers are likely to be made redundant in response to the shrinking market for coal . |
| 8 | However , it is , in theory , possible for a company to be made liable in relation to insider dealing offences . |
| 9 | This does not apply , however , to money ordered to be paid into court , to payments from debtors under warrants , attachment of earnings orders , administration orders and a small number of minor provisions , to some orders as to enforcement , nor where any party is under disability ; in those cases where the court will be taking payments , all other payments will be made direct from debtor to creditor . |
| 10 | All viewers residing in areas which are cabled have a right to be connected free of charge to a service which provides them with a minimum of public channels , a local channel , an educational channel and a community channel with a studio which is available to citizens and associations . |
| 11 | It may be suggested that the window frame or complete door has to be replaced due to damage to the double glazing unit . |
| 12 | The special will be distributed free of charge to US schools . |
| 13 | The Royal Commission on Legal Services recommended that an initial half-hour 's worth of advice should be provided free of charge to anyone who requests it , despite the possibilities of abuse by those who have adequate financial resources . |
| 14 | The Select Committee on the Obscene Publications Act had stressed the importance of considering the " dominant effect " of the whole work : The contrary view , under which a work could be judged obscene by reference to isolated passages without considering the total effect , would , if taken to its logical conclusion , deprive the reading public of the works of Shakespeare , Chaucer , Fielding and Smollett , except in expurgated editions . |
| 15 | Symbolic of the change that the Louis had effected was the increasing use during the twelfth century of the term corona , the crown , to describe the body of royal rights to be kept intact from generation to generation . |
| 16 | Competitive Edge , sponsored by AEA 's industrial businesses , will be sent free of charge to 14,000 people within large and small industrial companies , government and to academia . |
| 17 | In addition , a clause may be held reasonable in relation to one claim and unreasonable in relation to another . |
| 18 | He regarded that case as deciding that an agent for principal A who has chosen to act for another principal B on whose behalf he acquires information can not be forced to divulge such information to principal A but can be held liable in damages to principal A for breach of duty . |
| 19 | It had been split open from neck to crotch . |
| 20 | She was ‘ amazed ’ the way had been left open for Diana to still become queen . |
| 21 | In September 1986 the Iranians paid $7 million direct into one of North 's three Swiss bank accounts and North drew out $2 million to pay for 500 TOW missiles that were flown direct from America to Iran ( which shows the true price of TOW missiles compared to what Iran was being charged ) . |
| 22 | Being crated ready for shipment to Denny Sherman of Sherman Aircraft Sales , West Palm Beach , Florida , was the ex Charles Church Hispano Ha 1112MIL Buchon G–HUNN . |
| 23 | July 27 : Vickers 798D Viscount XA-SCM of Aero Eslava crashed into a mountainside at 10,000ft , 20 miles east of Mexico City while being ferried empty from Puebla to Mexico City in bad weather with rain and poor visibility . |
| 24 | For example , if a UK company acquires goods from a Belgian supplier to fulfil an order from a German customer and the goods are sent direct from Belgium to Germany , the UK company would be required to register for German VAT and would account for tax on the acquisition in Germany and onward domestic supply of goods to the German customer . |
| 25 | The second poem , ‘ After The Sabbath Prayers ’ is placed second in deference to this , directing and interpreting the symbolism of the kite . |
| 26 | This Directory is supplied free of charge to all UK TSUG members . |
| 27 | The GH5 molecule is shown colour-ramped from red to blue , going from N terminus to C terminus . |
| 28 | As a working device : the structure across which fabric is stretched taut in order to be stitched — a means to an end ; or , within the pictorial tradition , an encasing or containing structure which defines the edges of the work ; or , less literally , an ‘ established order or system ’ — the logic of embroidery , with its own rules and conventions . |
| 29 | Where a purchase of licensed premises was made subject to the purchaser obtaining a transfer of the certificate , and the purchaser undertook to do all in his power to obtain a transfer , and the transfer was refused by the licensing court , and the purchaser refused to appeal or to concur in an appeal against the refusal , it was held that he had failed to do all in his power to obtain a transfer , and was found liable in damages to the seller : Skinner v. Breslin ( 1905 ) 13 S.L.T. 91 ; cf. |
| 30 | The initiative was taken first in relation to young children , and an almost universal policy was adopted to prevent the reception into residential care of young children under five . |