Example sentences of "[noun sg] would [vb infin] [to-vb] [prep] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It was clear that if the gravitational theory was to be applied in practice to planetary motion , the programme would need to develop from this idealized model to more realistic ones . |
| 2 | ‘ There are no trains Eastbound on the Central Line until further notice , this is due to inaudible inaudible London Underground would like to apologise for any inconvenience . |
| 3 | The letter said the Board of Inland Revenue would need to meet before any action could be taken , and BAe and Rover were guaranteed a hearing before action was taken . |
| 4 | Companies adopting the European statute would have to choose between three versions of worker participation . |
| 5 | The Regional Council would wish to respond to any further new arguments which the appellant may submit . |
| 6 | If you wanted to use English to find out how many clerks you employed under 25 , your question would have to look like this : ‘ List Staff with age le ‘ 25 ’ and with position clerk ’ . |
| 7 | His figure , which was based on a tally kept by victim support groups , was criticized by other experts , who argued that a longer period would have to elapse before such a large number of people could develop cancer . |
| 8 | It was dismissed by other experts , however , who argued that a longer period would have to elapse before sufficient people developed cancer . |
| 9 | Recruitment has started and the group would like to hear from any woman under 35 who suffered from anorexia in the past but has since recovered . |
| 10 | Yes because in practice what the will would say is that the spouse would have to survive for twenty eight days , th the usual phraseology . |
| 11 | Domestic consumption fell by 1 per dent ‘ whereas we thought it would be up by 1 per cent ’ said Dicks , and he reaffirmed his belief that ‘ recovery would have to come from domestic consumption ’ . |
| 12 | Any BNFL output would have to compete on commercial grounds . |
| 13 | A national register would have to cater for some seven million dogs . |
| 14 | A listener would like to hear from any ex-pupils of School Worksop who were in the fifth year between nineteen sixty seven and nineteen sixty eight , to join in a celebration marking the success of one its pupils . |
| 15 | They were Ellen Oliver , a girl who had arrived from Plymouth , and a boy whose name would seem to differ in various reports . |
| 16 | Any fan trying to get from one end to the other would have to pass through this area and would be immediately arrested . |
| 17 | Behaviour would appear to depart from that predicted by the optimality theory . |
| 18 | Existing East German laws on abortion would continue to apply for two years pending a new law to be passed by the all-German parliament ( thus resolving the issue which had caused most dispute among the parties at the end of negotiations on the treaty ) . |
| 19 | Precisely how these new popular energies would influence the world of high politics could not be anticipated : perhaps the movement would have to wait for one of Cobden 's ‘ accidents ’ . |
| 20 | erm may I suggest Mr if your Lordship would care to sit at ten o'clock and then think he 'll get at eleven fifteen , but really in |
| 21 | This emphasised that after military government was terminated the civil Governor would return to function as sole authority until December 1948 . |
| 22 | ‘ It was an attempt to get bigger ratings but I said Boon would have to stay with ordinary social issues or I was out . ’ |
| 23 | When the females were promiscuous , the sperm of each male would have to compete with those of other males , and the male producing the most sperm was most likely to generate offspring . |
| 24 | But BZW remains more pessimistic , believing the FT-SE index would have to fall to 2,200 before it started to look attractive to investors . |
| 25 | The money would have to come from another source . |
| 26 | The exchanges were exceptionally unfruitful because of Mr Berge 's way of delivering every reply as if it were the last word any resonable man would wish to hear on that particular matter . |
| 27 | These goals , and the methods of achieving them , would not be the same for all pupils , and hence the criteria for judging success would need to cater for this . |
| 28 | Sir Gordon Slynn , the UK judge at the European Court , warned that the government would have to comply with any order to halt work , if confirmed by the Court . |
| 29 | Beyond whatever limits of cover are commercially obtainable the choice would seem to lie between limiting liability by agreement ( where this is possiblesee Chapter 2 ) with the client and exposing the private assets of the partners . |
| 30 | To avoid this , credit rationing would have to extend to all institutions . |