Example sentences of "[noun] [art] [noun sg] to " in BNC.
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| 1 | Of course , we might put it a different way today : ‘ Can God be known , and is the Christian faith the answer to human needs ? ’ |
| 2 | The latter would handicap British exports and in either case the benefit to the workers would be illusory . |
| 3 | In that case the cost to France 's economic reconstruction would have been immense . |
| 4 | Here we have the notion that as the system of technology ( the domestication of animals and the formation of herds ) develops , it becomes incompatible with the social system , especially the system of inheritance and familial authority , This growing incompatibility , or contradiction , then leads to a revolutionary change in the social system , in this case the change to father right , a system which according to Morgan and Engels was better adapted to pastoralism . |
| 5 | Ethylene has been suggested as being involved in some but not all of this , the products including materials of the calmodulin type , materials involved in the metabolism of calcium ions and therefore many growth processes : in this case the change to ‘ bolting ’ . |
| 6 | This does not of course mean that management control has detrimental effects in all companies , since that would be to ignore the significance of management values , and in any case the extent to which managers benefit from pursuing non-profit goals is unclear . |
| 7 | For potential solicitors the apprenticeship to an experienced solicitor in the form of articles of clerkship performs the same function . |
| 8 | In Poland for instance the approach to work is a much more leisurely one . |
| 9 | Here , the items of contention in the theories of the state appear as features which can be used to characterize each particular state ; for we need to consider in every instance the extent to which the state is independent of other social spheres , or on the contrary is subordinate to ‘ constellations of interest ’ which themselves have to be specified , and further , the degree to which the state is a repressive agency which dominates society ( and what the sources of that domination are ) , or is rather the executive body of society as a whole . |
| 10 | A mile to the west of Loch Gorm the road to Gruinart cuts through a settlement at An Sithern of about a dozen round houses which were constructed in the late Bronze Age and which a cursory examination has shown that they were used at least three times . |
| 11 | ( b ) but the words " due " change the emphasis to explanation |
| 12 | Corals have promoted last year 's winner The Fellow to 5–4 for Kempton , although that may well change again today after the Hennessy . |
| 13 | Although the method of distributing the resources is tightly constrained by statute there is considerable freedom , within the sharply focused political accountability of the Community Charge , to determine at the local level the quantum to be available to meet the identified local needs . |
| 14 | At one level the answer to this question is deceptively straightforward . |
| 15 | Corporation tax is based on an imputation system , which means that in most cases the liability to corporation tax is the same whether the firm pays dividends or not , and that shareholders do not face double taxation on their dividends . |
| 16 | In some cases the response to your letter or telephone call will be a definite appointment to come for an interview . |
| 17 | In March the heir to the throne , Don Juan de Borbón , wrote to Franco suggesting that power be transferred to him . |
| 18 | Independence of domestic policies The extent to which floating exchange rates enable governments to have greater independence in their domestic policies may be exaggerated . |
| 19 | Each place has a special story to tell and offers a new experience of history : from neolithic man to Roman invasion , from William the Conqueror to the Civil War , from the Restoration to Queen Victoria and beyond . |
| 20 | They plan to give university researchers the chance to patent and exploit their own inventions ( This Week , p 141 ) . |
| 21 | In addition the opposition to the belief that studies of Language , Linguistics-based , should be part of the pre-service of teachers , that opposition that was at the time principled , serious and rigorously expressed and is still unanswered . |
| 22 | Since the general election the move to fundholding has been dramatic and the suggestion that cash limiting will apply to all practitioners will fuel this trend . |
| 23 | The appropriate formula is where is the rate of discount , the redemption value , the initial price of the bill and n the time to redemption in years . |
| 24 | The position was that the Food Controller , purporting to be acting under Defence of the Realm Regulations , had imposed as a condition of the grant of a licence to purchase milk the payment to him by the purchaser of a charge of 2d. per gallon . |
| 25 | PS Roger the answer to your question is Kevin Keegan & Frank Gray . |
| 26 | COGSA , for example , applies from the time the goods are loaded on board the vessel to the time they are discharged ; i.e. , ’ tackle to tackle . ’ |
| 27 | Within the EEC the commitment to the Community seemed to be less ; or at least it was rather different . |
| 28 | The single remaining piece of evidence which linked Kirov the tailor to Kirov the dissident activist was in his pocket , sealed within a plain brown , un-addressed envelope . |
| 29 | Of course the degree to which the bourgeois was a ‘ notable ’ varied enormously , from the grande bourgeoisie whose range of action was national or even international , to the more modest figures who were persons of importance in Aussig ( Ustí nad Labem ) or Groningen . |
| 30 | Of course the response to " democratic " pressures was a highly modulated one . |