Example sentences of "[vb pp] to [conj] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The priority numbering system will be strictly adhered to unless a specific request is made by the Project Director to the New OED Computer Group or his appointed deputy . |
| 2 | That the Agenda order is strictly adhered to unless a motion is made to alter the order . |
| 3 | The limited availability of materials for building and the primitive methods of construction meant that the houses lasted only about a generation and were often rebuilt and frequently added to as the family increased . |
| 4 | The limited availability of materials for building and the primitive methods of construction meant that the houses lasted only about a generation and were often rebuilt and frequently added to as the family increased . |
| 5 | A pretty pass we 've come to if a man ca n't have a friend without being labelled queer . ’ |
| 6 | I only look towards someone like Dylan because I see the things that have happened in his career and the conclusions he 's come to and the way he 's responded to outside forces , the audience , the press … and I recognize a similarity to how I feel in my career . |
| 7 | Requests for extracts should therefore be addressed to unless the deed has been recorded only recently ( for both Sasine and Books of Council and Session registrations , within the last five months ) . |
| 8 | I must get my other teeth attended to and the cream can deal with . |
| 9 | Support for the scanning hypothesis of lateral differences in tachistoscopic recognition came in the form of findings which showed the direction of visual field asymmetry to be related to whether the stimuli are symmetrically shaped ( Bryden , 1968 ) or are presented in normal or in mirror image orientation ( Harcum and Filion , 1963 ) . |
| 10 | ( 3 ) In virtue of the provisions referred to in the subsection , where a licence is granted to or a provisional grant confirmed in the name of a non-natural person . |
| 11 | There are a few preliminaries to be seen to before the construction can begin ; these are the winding of inductors L1 , L2 , L3 and the mounting details of the switching transistor TR1 and the flyback diode D1 on small heatsinks which attach directly to the board . |
| 12 | I have a couple of things that need to be seen to before the programme goes out . ’ |
| 13 | We sat for the rest of the evening with that particularly pleasant feeling which comes when the jobs aboard are getting seen to and the heaviest thing you 've lifted , thus far , is a glass . |
| 14 | After four more weeks , with the last amendments now seen to and the last portions of the manuscript finally delivered , his mood was more settled . |
| 15 | In order to get teachers ' views on pupils ' information use , over one hundred sixth-form teachers and teacher librarians were talked to and a series of nineteen ‘ vignettes ’ developed . |
| 16 | This is always agreed to and the Bill is then reported back to the House . |
| 17 | Pope Lucius III sought aid from Henry II and the clergy of England in 1184 — a request that the clergy agreed to if the king wishes to pay it . |
| 18 | The ammunition was soft-nosed , not what he 'd been used to but the only kind that was allowed for hunting . |
| 19 | Such ways and means may be resorted to because the real thing is unavailable , or too expensive , difficult or dangerous . |
| 20 | The Department of National Savings ( form SB4 obtainable at Post Offices ) and building societies will pay out amounts up to £5,000 on the evidence of the death certificate , although they are not bound to until the grant of probate or letters of administration have been issued . |
| 21 | my vocation — the work , ministry , roles I am called to and the gifts I have been given for these . |
| 22 | Belonged , that is , in the family she was born to and the world she moved in . ’ |
| 23 | There was the beer keg I 'd been tied to and the length of wire I 'd probably been tied with lay on the floor . |
| 24 | So for an example , having deinstalled a process model , an outstanding task may be replied to and the resulting transition will be performed , but no new actions will result from the newly entered state . |
| 25 | An SPR may be Closed if the problem or suggestion it reports has been dealt with , and an SPR may be Replied to if the work is still outstanding . |
| 26 | A real desire to participate in some form of practical training was expressed by most of the people spoken to but the problems of fitting in courses with the off-farm employment were considerable . |
| 27 | The excesses of overpayment in 1987–89 were made worse by a simple point : companies , whether buying themselves out or releveraging themselves in competition with outside bidders , paid their investment-bank advisers fees linked to whether the transaction was completed or not . |
| 28 | Various difficulties in devising formula budgeting for schools are pointed to and the implications of the scheme for school governors and the employment of teachers are discussed . |
| 29 | Consideration should be given to whether the internal advertising of management posts would identify those staff who were willing to be considered for a move to a particular branch at a particular time . |
| 30 | Consideration should be given to whether the requirement to be mobile could be restricted to particular regions while indicating that faster progression might be achieved by staff who were prepared to be widely mobile . |