Example sentences of "not [verb] us [to-vb] the [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The model does not enable us to examine the effects of changes in aggregate demand on both output and prices . |
| 2 | ‘ I fear nothing , My Lord , except perhaps that those who do not wish us to find the truth may intervene in a way we least expect . |
| 3 | But this does not permit us to regard the Englishmen as solely or by choice specialists in spinets . |
| 4 | This has not led us to adopt the nominalist alternative . |
| 5 | That from the Reiss and Wagner study may imply only that , in their procedure , generalization decrement completely masks inhibitory effects ; the result does not require us to deny the existence of the latter . |
| 6 | Although these results appear to be consistent with the short-term/long-term distinction inherent in Wagner 's theory , they do not require us to make the distinction . |
| 7 | Laboratory data on the unblocking temperature of the Telegraph Pass granite and felsic dykes do not allow us to define the temperature range over which magnetizations carried by hematite were blocked . |
| 8 | The Gomez couple in Flame in the Street , although they have their arguments and race-related problems , appear relatively happy , if rather passionless : the structure of the narrative , taking place as it does over a period of one day , does not allow us to see the child that Judy Gomez is carrying . |
| 9 | ‘ I know this is a solution favoured by many farmers but the EC Commission would not allow us to ignore the entitlement of male calves out of dairy cows , ’ said the ministry specialist . |
| 10 | A truer and weaker version of UP , UP 2 : a knows the meaning of p → a knows the difference the truth of p would make to the evidence of a 's senses , does not allow us to assert the sort of identity enshrined in MP , because it no longer contains the biconditional ‘ iff ’ . |
| 11 | It does not compel us to embrace the principle of total integration of all handicapped children , including the disruptive , into the ordinary class-room . |