Example sentences of "to [be] made [prep] the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The August outing is now to be to Westcliff , cost two pounds sixty , seventh of August leaving at nine thirty A M payments to be made at the July meeting . |
| 2 | In Fig. 6.7 therefore , a choice has to be made at the top of the tree between so and sew based on the transitional probability scores to the following words a and I . |
| 3 | The most convenient form of source is a tunable electronic oscillator but the mains , through a suitable step-down transformer , permits measurements to be made at the frequency of the mains . |
| 4 | A careful scrutiny of existing policies and their implicit and explicit assumptions should do two things ; it should enable choices to be made at the level of general strategies , as to what is most conducive to equity or equality , it should also enable individual teachers in individual schools to compare their circumstances with those of others and learn which innovations seem to suit what circumstances and to take heart from the struggles and successes of their colleagues . |
| 5 | He recognised that there was general resentment of the oppressive conduct of the Forest officers , and made provision for regular inquiries into it , and for presentment of Forest offences to be made at the attachment courts , as a procedure preliminary to the Forest Eyre . |
| 6 | The two other main decisions that have to be made at the design stage are the sizes of type and the style in which it is set . |
| 7 | Payment of VAT has to be made at the end of each quarter ; that is 31 March , 30 June , 30 September and 31 December . |
| 8 | However , residents at a hotel may be sold liquor during their residence , payment to be made at the end of their stay . |
| 9 | This is an area only recently receiving attention , increasingly by using statistical tests for ‘ normalcy ’ : such studies should bring some objectivity to the assumptions which tend to be made at the moment about the character of individual or groups of hoards . |
| 10 | The topics themselves will probably be reasonably apparent after the pre-pilot interview stage and two decisions need to be made at the layout stage . |
| 11 | This is particularly important , and I 'm now riding my own hobby horse , but in the area of science erm we have a situation that erm in most secondary schools choice has to be made at the age of thirteen , fourteen , by boys and girls as to which subjects they should take . |
| 12 | Secondly , in this chair where the back legs are at an angle to the front , compensation has to be made on the back mortise , otherwise the whole seat frame will end up on the skew . |
| 13 | Thus detection of a semantic anomaly forces a check to be made on the identification of a word , and this checking increases lexical decision time . |
| 14 | Where there is insufficient information supplied about a proposed assignee for a proper decision to be made on the question of consent . |
| 15 | Where it is necessary for a company , for example , to pass a resolution to promote legislation , it is useful to include an authority for one or two persons to settle drafting points , and this is especially necessary at the committee stage before commissioners , when decisions sometimes have to be made on the spur of the moment . |
| 16 | 9.15.3 any notice or document shall also be sufficiently served if sent by telex [ telephonic facsimile transmission or any other means of electronic transmission ] to the party to be served ( or its solicitors where 9.15.2 applies ) and that service shall be deemed to be made on the day of transmission if transmitted before 4 pm on a Working Day but otherwise on the next following Working Day ( as defined above ) and in this clause " party " includes the Guarantor These provisions are designed to introduce certainty to the service of notices and documents and , unless a particular tenant takes exception to any aspect , they do not seem unreasonable . |
| 17 | Too much expenditure is involved for decisions to be made on the basis of the influence or favour of suppliers ' representatives . |
| 18 | Suppose a judgement about reaching criterion performance had to be made on the basis of the results of the tests used in the consistency experiment described above , what would be the decision for individual pupils ? |
| 19 | While the ideology is appropriate , it enables choices to be made on the basis of far less analysis and with much greater urgency , which certainly seems to be a move in the right direction , even if the choice made is not always the best one in the circumstances . |
| 20 | But it had taken four years from the completion of that review for a decision to be made on the future of the RHA 's six asylums . |
| 21 | Many of the tools had to be made on the spot specially for the task . |
| 22 | The indemnity basis allows objections to be made on the ground that items are ‘ of an unreasonable amount ’ but , in directing that ‘ any doubts shall be resolved in favour of the receiving party , ’ imposes a very rigorous criterion . |
| 23 | Apart from the content of the questions decisions will have to be made on the form of the question-and-answer unit . |
| 24 | In addition , an input in posture is to be made into the training of officers to educate them in ways of preventing back injury . ’ |
| 25 | Omelettes were to be made without the breaking of eggs . |
| 26 | A regular cycle of multi-purpose bills permits adjustments in criminal law and practice to be made without the necessity for each change to have its own bill . |
| 27 | Clearly the policy does allow for additional provision to be made outside the city in the remainder of Greater York , and that is the basis upon which the the City Council has accepted the a hundred and forty five hectare figure for Greater York . |
| 28 | Fortunately , it 's a tremendously generous jug , enabling a secure launch to be made over the bulge into the easier crack above . |
| 29 | But nevertheless genuine progress continued to be made across the board : people continued to get healthier , more literate and more educated . |
| 30 | These modem developments contrast with the situation earlier in this century when for example there was no bridge between Benbecula and North and South Uist , and crossings had to be made across the beach at low tide . |