Example sentences of "be [vb pp] about the [noun] for " in BNC.

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1 The lexicon notion explains the word frequency phenomenon by assuming that each entry has a threshold for recognition , and that recognition occurs only when sufficient data have been collected about the word for this threshold to be exceeded .
2 Much has been written about the need for multi-disciplinary approaches but we would prefer to support those who view their research problems without constraints on scientific discipline .
3 But they admit they 're baffled about the reason for the shooting .
4 Nobody appeared to have been told about the need for translation , and there was no copy of the interpreter 's oath in the courtroom .
5 APRIL 24 : Members of the British Racing Drivers ' Club ( BRDC ) , the parent company of SCL , are told about the deal for the first time at their AGM .
6 During their 2 year study of the site , Thames Water have been at pains to co-operate with local action groups , but environmentalists say they 've been misled about the plans for the reservoir .
7 The expert may need to do more than receive submissions , and directions should be given about the arrangements for physical inspections , site visits and the like .
8 I had met Chris and Nick at Bush House to be interviewed about the anniversary for the World Service ; it was important because of the possibility that John or his kidnappers might be listening and I was very nervous , even more so when I arrived late to discover that the interview was live .
9 Subjects will also be interviewed about the reasons for unemployment and about the kind of people who experienced unemployment .
10 Decisions will need to be made about the criteria for display .
11 But Cleveland County Council 's development chairman said ‘ very serious questions ’ had to be asked about the plan for the Marton area .
12 There are also important questions to be asked about the reasons for admission to residential care in the first place , for that in itself is an aspect of dependency .
13 On both sides of the Atlantic , boardroom pay has raced ahead , offering an inflationary example to workers being lectured about the need for restraint .
14 When the BAe/Rover deal was first announced , surprise was expressed and questions were raised about the reasons for BAe 's interest in Rover .
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