Example sentences of "[adv] be left to [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | David Eccles , the Minister of Education since 1959 , registered a growing public concern with the content of education — what was to be taught , and how , and to whom — and a spreading belief that such questions could no longer be left to the professionals . |
| 2 | For example , it suggests that Quadrant 1 might best be left to the ‘ scientists ’ , with ‘ cultivate ’ instead of ‘ manage ’ being the modus operandi ( Breton and Gold , 1987 ) . |
| 3 | Community care proposals were perceived by many NHS staff as essentially to do with social care , something which could best be left to the local authorities . |
| 4 | But it must n't just be left to the activists to recruit . |
| 5 | As this is in fact used as the Parish Burial Ground and not restricted to members of St Peter 's church they feel that responsibility for its upkeep should not be left to a relatively small number of volunteers . |
| 6 | Being able to land safely in fields should be one of the ultimate aims in glider pilot training and it should not be left to the pilot to decide for himself when he is competent to fly across country . |
| 7 | Indeed it does , and it seems the job can not be left to the mere television reviewer either , for criticism soon leaked from the cultural pages to the overtly political ones , even reaching as far as the editorial sections of some newspapers . |
| 8 | It was envisaged as covering a special situation which should not be left to the more general third party provisions in Articles 34–38 . |
| 9 | Raising the level of skills amongst British workers is so crucial , not only to any immediate programme of moving back to full employment , but also to maintaining and improving Britain 's long-term performance , that the question of training can not be left to the free play of market forces . |
| 10 | This is something that can not be left to the dub because we will see the wind from the propellers buffeting the actors . |
| 11 | He urged the court to accept the argument of the commission that the assessment of the need for and proportionality of specific legislation can not be left to the national courts . |
| 12 | This step should not be left to the patient 's family , who will probably not know of the facility and may be inhibited by questions of expense . |
| 13 | The punishment of the enemies and the traitors of the working class , it was alleged , was the sole right of the working class and could not be left to the processes of natural degeneration . |
| 14 | Availability of back-up should not be wholly influenced by available resources and the onus of finding it must not be left to the worker . |
| 15 | This decision must not be left to the magistrates to make as they are likely to base it upon pragmatic considerations only . |
| 16 | They therefore need to be strongly managed and should not be left to the local office to undertake on their own . |
| 17 | The role of judge can not be left to the exchange prosecutors , but must be given to an independent adjudicator or tribunal . |
| 18 | On the other hand , it may be that this is wishful thinking and that , in practical terms , the award of damages for illegality is incompatible with the theory of judicial review because it can not be reconciled with the idea that the ultimate decision must usually be left to the public authority . |
| 19 | Someone has to do it , and given the sexual division of labour which itself is reinforced by urban planning ( Harman , 1983 ) , it will usually be left to the women . |
| 20 | As the question of his death date , and indeed the circumstances of his death , are intimately bound up with the vexed problem of the identity of his successor , further discussion of it may suitably be left to the following chapter . |
| 21 | If it wants to decide on the level of that levy , that issue should also be left to the sector . |
| 22 | The Homicide Act 1957 deprived judges of their power to give authoritative rulings on the sufficiency of provocation , and the question must now be left to the jury , which should apply the test of the ‘ reasonable man ’ to everything said or done before the killing which might amount to provocation . |
| 23 | At the same time habit , and the realization that funding for the services would be tightly controlled ( if on a more generous scale than in the early 1930s ) , meant that the eastern Atlantic , the Mediterranean and the Indian Ocean were still seen as regions which might primarily and appropriately be left to the British . |
| 24 | In the development zone primary care arrangements can not simply be left to the normal mechanism of allowing general practitioners to decide , within limits , what services they will provide . |
| 25 | The size of the payments and their timing would reportedly be left to the negotiators . |
| 26 | I believe it 's the role of the structure plan to specify the general location in such a way that unless those schemes were very close together , in terms of a site specific nature , that would n't be left to the local plan process . |
| 27 | This will leave the defence to raise the issue of consent , which will then be left to the jury . |
| 28 | The form of the advertisement may either be left to the discretion of the landlord ( or his surveyors ) or be dealt with in the lease . |
| 29 | attempts by the executive arm of government to influence sentencing are unconstitutional ; attempts by the legislature to interfere with the sentencing discretion of the courts are , even if not strictly unconstitutional , bound to result in both practical confusion and injustice to defendants ; the sentencing powers of the courts should therefore be left to the wisdom of the courts , under the guidance of the Court of Appeal . |
| 30 | In 1843 Mr Read of Crediton suggested attaching a farm to the College , where every kind of stock-farming , manuring , buying and selling , could occasionally be left to the judgment of the senior students . |