Example sentences of "[be] [vb pp] [adv] have " in BNC.
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| 1 | The descriptive nature of what has been examined here has excluded the self-examination and debate that accompanies all CAB development . |
| 2 | The , the amount of money is allocated on a weighted mileage basis so it 's to do with the length of mileages in the area and it also reflects the various types of surveys that are done to assess the condition of the , the roads in the various areas , so that 's how the money is first divided up on an area basis , but within that all the schemes that are listed here have been promulgated either from such as yourself , from members of the general public , or as a result of our own inspections er and a priority has been assessed to them in a methodical way . |
| 3 | We are honoured also to have among our Charity Gala Committee prominent Americans , including Mrs Lise Besthoff , Mr Frank C. Grace , Mr Mark Fehrs Haukohl , Mrs Evelyn Lauder , Mr William McNaught , Mr Charles McVeigh III , Mrs Charles H. Price II , Dr Shirley Sherwood , Mr James Sherwood , Mrs Edward Streator and Mrs Arthur Sulzberger . |
| 4 | Oh that 's been broken before has it ? |
| 5 | Barrie Lamb stated that the job would have been completed earlier had DRPS not been diverted into rescuing additional rolling stock such as their current working steam loco , a Peckett 0-4-0 ST which is undergoing extensive winter repairs . |
| 6 | well you 've been occupied here have n't you |
| 7 | It might possibly have been convoked earlier had not Luther urged that a general Council , to which the pope would be compelled to submit , should decide for or against his Ninety-Five Theses , thus reviving the spectre of conciliarism . |
| 8 | Some of that 's been done though has n't it ? |
| 9 | It was held by the Court of Common Pleas that the plaintiffs were entitled to be paid the reward due to them by the overseers who were in office at the date of sentence on the ground that until the keepers of the disorderly house had been sentenced there had been no conviction . |
| 10 | At this stage also it will almost certainly become apparent that a better job could have been done in the research if only more attention had been given to certain factors which had not been thought beforehand to have been of much importance . |
| 11 | But the protests could probably have been avoided altogether had officials been sensitive to Tibetan worries . |
| 12 | She had been far too busy trying to cope with the sale of the large estate , and by the time all her father 's debts had been settled there had been nothing left except the old Elizabethan Manor House . |
| 13 | In one there which does serve pupils taking er the largest school in the county , there were fourteen accidents the year before road cuts were introduced , in the year since they have been introduced there have been none . |
| 14 | ‘ Gud Seive The Quinn , Gud Seive The Quinn ’ chant the lambchop Euro punx , much to the disgust of the band who can be heard narkily having a go at the audience and each other between the awful squawl of their live sound . |
| 15 | Similarly , the Department of Social Work 's guidelines for employees in handling violence and aggressive behaviour by clients or members of the public will be revised periodically having regard to service development and other relevant sources of information . |
| 16 | and we 're gon na be sat there having lunch when they walk in |
| 17 | For several reasons , it might also have been expected , and will be seen later to have been the case , that some of the younger teachers in the higher status selective schools might become allies of those in the universities beginning to press for change . |
| 18 | Nottingham can be seen however to have originally developed from the centre , by looking at the development map of the city . |
| 19 | Action can be said loosely to have all sorts of meanings . |
| 20 | Stalinism posed a crisis for Marxism from which it could , in a sense , be said never to have recovered , the conundrum being that if Marxism is true , as it claims that it is , how did the first Marxist state end up as Stalinist ? |
| 21 | How can a soldier , haggard from the hell of the trenches , who was shot for falling asleep at his post be said now to have been treated fairly ? |
| 22 | Most of the larger villages which could economically be connected already had electricity supplies on nationalisation , but rural pressure groups had been successful in gaining an opposition amendment to the 1947 Electricity Act safeguarding further development by enjoining the Boards to ‘ secure , so far as practicable , the development , extension to rural areas and cheapening of supplies of electricity ’ . |
| 23 | Laboratory studies in which researchers have set up tasks in which failure could be induced experimentally have indicated that depressed people have a tendency to blame themselves if they get the task wrong , and the ease of the task if they get it right . |
| 24 | The old buildings that survive and can be preserved thus have a cultural significance as well as the functional potential for conversion to other uses . |
| 25 | The one study on which this latter conclusion is based can not be generalized to demonstrate that there is a specific deterrent effect for all other corporate offences , and in any case , it should be treated very cautiously , not only because a single study can often be shown later to have missed the general condition , but also because it flies in the face of empirically grounded deterrence theory . |
| 26 | It is also helpful if it can be shown there have been arm 's length negotiations between management and the institutions and that the price benefit to management ( ie the fact that management acquire control of Newco but pay no more per share than the institutions and/or pay less than 50% of the price for more than 50% of the equity ) derives from those negotiations , rather than from management 's employment by Target . |
| 27 | I do not know how this can be avoided except perhaps by getting more things settled at the official level , and when they can not be settled there having the issues presented plainly to ministers . |
| 28 | It must be provided immediately to have any effect on learning : the longer the delay , the slower the rate of learning . |
| 29 | The high status of the visitors to Bath , their classical education , complemented by the Grand Tour , again indicates that all that can be recovered probably has been . |
| 30 | Dunwoody had delayed the decision until after Wo n't Be Gone Long had schooled at Towcester earlier this week . |