Example sentences of "[noun pl] have be put [adv] in " in BNC.
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| 1 | Proposals for a system of price-based scales to tax the private-use benefit of company cars have been put forward in an Inland Revenue consultative document , Company Cars : Reform of the Income Tax Treatment . |
| 2 | Proposals for introducing a system of price-based scales to tax the private-use benefit of company cars have been put forward in an Inland Revenue consultative document , Company Cars : Reform of the Income Tax Treatment . |
| 3 | A number of hypotheses have been put forward in explanation : greater opportunities for socially valued productive roles and more cohesive extended family structures , to diffuse the burden of caring and increase tolerance , being the most popular . |
| 4 | A large number of models have been put forward in recent years , described variously as ‘ Keynesian ’ , ‘ disequilibrium ’ and ‘ non Walrasian ’ . |
| 5 | Whether the pups had been put there in the hope they would be cared for , or just dumped , is not exactly known . |
| 6 | Some very valuable ideas have been put forward in recent years by John Bowlby ( Bowlby , 1969 ; 1973 ; 1980 ) . |
| 7 | Indeed , figures have been put forward in the US that suggest that maybe 40% of all documents currently typeset could be output in this way . |
| 8 | As in the last elections , in 1985 [ see p. 33511 ] , the electorate was offered a choice of candidates , 230 names having been put forward in all , with up to six candidates in some constituencies in the capital , Lomé . |
| 9 | For far too long disabled children have been put away in special schools and been made to feel that there is something wrong with them , their disabilities are a burden and a thing of shame . |
| 10 | TWO options have been put forward in the literature : ( 1 ) Sivapithecus is related to humans , which has little support ; and ( 2 ) Sivapithecus is related to the orang-utan. both of these may be combined with the third possibility that the orang-utan is the nearest living relative to humans , although there is much evidence against this proposition ( Box 1 ) . |