Example sentences of "[adv] [conj] possible [vb base] " in BNC.

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1 These disadvantages are largely overcome by using the tape-recorder or cassette recorder , so if possible put the record material on tape or cassette .
2 tutorial programme , we talked last , last term er and I said that I 'd like to as soon as possible put up a complete programme of titles , it would be nice if we could have a little er what am I supposed to call them ?
3 As soon as possible have your photographs developed and make a summary of all the important defects and other points which you are not happy about as a result of your survey .
4 " The representatives should as soon as possible furnish themselves with a licence , and they can go to any magistrate at hand without any formality requiring a day 's delay " ( Cook v. Gray ( 1891 ) 29 S.L.R. 249 per Lord President Robertson ) .
5 Athelstan , distracted , vowed to remember to place a cross there and as soon as possible sing a Mass for her soul and that of poor Hob .
6 Nothing short of absolute impossibility ought to prevent those measures from being taken which will as soon as possible restore the — pre-war productivity of the building industry in new houses .
7 ‘ Our task is to help our customers in the short term use them more efficiently , and as quickly as possible bring to the market new products which will not have any interaction with the ozone layer .
8 My wish , the wish of all of us , is simply that we may as quickly as possible get to the bottom of the shocking and cold-blooded crime which has stunned and appalled the entire country , and arrest and punish those responsible .
9 Easily understood invoices and statements which are sent out as early as possible get better results than those that are unclear and late .
10 as far as possible avoid buying animal products such as coral , ivory , tortoiseshell , reptile skin shoes and handbags , fur coats and any fancy goods which contain any of these .
11 The second basic historical principle is that of discrimination in the use of force : that the use of weapons should be directed at military targets and should as far as possible avoid damage to the civilian population and buildings such as churches , museums , historic monuments and hospitals , as well as neutral states and their nationals .
12 The 1986 Manual also reported that ‘ The Treasury have directed that the format ( rather than the content ) of the annual accounts of all public sector bodies ( i.e. including Health Authorities ) should so far as possible follow that of the private sector ’ ( para 3 , Ch 1 ) .
13 You may need to help residents dress , bath or use the toilet , but as far as possible help them to be independent .
14 Craft or small-scale industries should as far as possible exploit local materials and have a high value added that can be retained by the producer .
15 What the ordinary man most wanted of the State was that it should so far as possible leave him alone .
16 ( 8 ) A recognised body shall so far as possible ensure that its members comply with this Rule and Rule 6 . ’
17 R.5(8) provides that a recognised body shall so far as possible ensure that its shareholders comply with Rs.5 and 6 ( R.6 makes provision with respect to mental health ) .
18 ( 8 ) A recognised body shall so far as possible ensure that its members comply with this Rule and Rule 6 .
19 ( 3 ) A recognised body shall not enter in its register of members any person until that person has submitted a Compensation Fund covenant to the Council and shall so far as possible ensure that all beneficial owners of any shares submit such a covenant to the Council .
20 Accordingly , the draftsman should so far as possible ensure that the plan is accurate .
21 According to the manual , regarding the felling of trees : — firstly remove long branches , except on the side where it is supposed to fall , then if possible excavate around the roots , finally one person pushes the main trunk while the other ( me ) pulls on the rope .
22 I then if possible send my assistant to the north of the Island and Swan River .
23 But no system can wholly protect fools from their own folly or from the knavery of others , and the advantages of trying to do so as fully as possible have to be weighed against the disadvantages of imposing fetters on business conducted honestly and efficiently .
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