Example sentences of "[pron] can [to-vb] [adj] [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | We would ask everyone to be on the look out for potential student teachers and to do all you can to encourage prospective candidates . |
| 2 | PLEASE do all you can to encourage potential teachers to attend , as we depend largely on this event for the new intake to the course , now postponed until the Autumn . |
| 3 | " We should always do all we can to improve local facilities and the ease of getting to them on foot or by bicycle , " said Sir George Young , Minister of Housing and Planning . |
| 4 | As to Broughton moor , we shall do all that we can to take environmental considerations into account . |
| 5 | We have done all we can to keep these changes to a minimum . |
| 6 | Our basic goal is to modify both methods as far as we can to reduce these limitations , and then combine both approaches to converge on the linguistic system we hope to describe . |
| 7 | English Heritage says , however , that since the publication of the strategy , they have had seventeen expressions of interest from local authorities and that they will only hand over in cases where they are sure that maintenance will be adequate and public access guaranteed : ‘ We will do everything we can to assist those authorities that need help by giving guidance and support — which could include pump-priming of posts … |
| 8 | Teachers are asked to do all they can to encourage new members and old ones to re-join . |
| 9 | In the great Victorian house , lives are inevitably connected because they are passed beneath a single roof , depend on the same resources , and can not but have an effect on one another ; yet the planning of the great house does all it can to obliterate these connections . |
| 10 | The county council accepts the problems and is keen to do all it can to support those authorities er to North and South . |
| 11 | Will my hon. Friend do all that he can to persuade local authorities to play their full part in ensuring the continuation of adult education ? |
| 12 | Even then , such assessment as there was was lost in Burgessian rhetoric : ‘ Mr Motion does all he can to chronicle those years and years of world without event , in which the interesting things happened in trousers , in pubs , and on paper … |