Example sentences of "must be seen [prep] [art] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 Thus what Strange calls sterling 's role as a ‘ negotiated ’ currency — a top currency on the slide , which has to be constantly defended — emerged enormously strengthened from the Attlee period , and this must be seen as a major part of the legacy of that government .
2 As a group , today 's old people are still relatively deprived in our society and this must be seen as a major failure in social security policies .
3 The handbook must be seen as a major step forward in British planning method , and although the results were slow to be realized , one city at least , Coventry , perhaps shows in plan form what the authors might have envisaged .
4 Adding it all up , it is clear that the conventional picture of the sudden and unrivalled appearance of the ‘ affluent ’ and ‘ Americanised ’ Teddy Boys — crazed by rock-and-roll , besotted by television , their pockets bulging with loose change — must be seen as a gross distortion of the actual events .
5 Innocent 's own construction of a fortified residence at the Vatican , on the Mons Saccorum , must be seen as a conscious effort to build a power base away from the Lateran ( sometimes called " the winter palace " of the pope ) , where the Conti were vulnerable .
6 Basically the 1969 Act , despite the controversy that has surrounded it and the resource problems that have hampered its implementation , must be seen as a notable step forward and one consistent with a renewed general acknowledgement of the importance of the family .
7 It 's not a giant step , but any demonstration of a willingness to accept outside assistance must be seen as a positive move .
8 Furthermore , from the functionalist perspective , the normativist style must be seen as a nostalgic response to these facets of modern society .
9 The whole phenomenon of the Industrial Revolution must be seen as a cumulative process , resulting in an economic take-off at the end of the eighteenth century under the stimulus of the Napoleonic Wars .
10 The failure of successive governments to deal with these causes must be seen as a fundamental one .
11 The transition to evolutionism must be seen as a social event occurring within the scientific community .
12 Moreover , since our involvement in social relationships and membership of social groups only ends when our social existence ends ( at death ) , socialisation must be seen as an inevitable and a lifelong process .
13 A further requirement is that the task or role which you are prepared to delegate must be seen as an important one .
14 The information resulting from resource management must be seen as an open system available to be discussed in a safe atmosphere but one which seeks for improvements .
15 The construction of 28 new towns after 1946 , housing more than 1.1 million people by 1987 ( Potter , 1987 ) , must be seen as the major positive achievement of town and country planning in the UK .
16 The view of the early church , which Aulén insists must be seen as the classic theory , he calls the ‘ dramatic ’ .
17 Taken all in all , though , it must be seen as the greatest of all the pending threats to present day life .
18 This introspection must be seen as the opposite pole to Canova 's universalism and provides new insights into the terms ‘ sensuous ’ and the ‘ sensual ’ today .
19 It must be seen against the social background of early Anglo-Saxon society in the seventh century .
20 If Chichester Cathedral represents the peak of secular church activity it must be seen against the whole range of minor church building which accompanied the extension of the parish system .
21 Many were seeking to get out while they could , so many indeed that Ramsay feared that they must be seen by the blockading English ships lying off , for the July night was less dark than he could have wished .
22 To be given tax free , such allowances must be seen by the Inland Revenue as being reasonable in amount and properly controlled .
23 And the implications of genetics must be seen in a political context , for the use of genetic information is tied to prevailing political and economic ideologies and the interests of social institutions .
24 When the shift of emphasis from moral to liturgical kingship came , it must be seen in the changing political context of ninth- and tenth-century Europe , and the emergence of new dynasties all over the once-unified empire of Charlemagne ; one of their principal qualifications to rule was their capacity to defeat external enemies .
25 In our view , the impact of out-of-town shopping on the viability and vitality of town centres must be seen in the wider context of the growing imbalance between private and public modes of transport .
26 The impact of the Spanish Civil War on British public opinion must be seen within the wider context of the international events of the 1930s .
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