Example sentences of "[noun] [to-vb] [conj] the [noun prp] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The first occasion was in October 1991 , when I descended the station steps to find that the ELR 's intentional BR(LMR) 1950s image of maroon and straw everywhere , supplemented by ‘ double sausage ’ signs , had been suppressed . |
| 2 | Here he calls for unified action from education and industry to ensure that the UK 's future professionals are not left in the cold . |
| 3 | Here , we will confine ourselves to obtaining all efficient BFSs and , as our first task , we will develop a test to determine whether the BFS corresponding to a given tableau is efficient . |
| 4 | Corporate America had decided the IBM was the machine to follow and the Macintosh , whatever its advantages , simply did n't fit into this scheme . |
| 5 | He arrived in the West Country after a long train journey from his Cleveland home to admit that the Fedora , ever-present symbol of Crystal Palace 's 1976 FA Cup run , has long since been auctioned off for £1,500 to charity . |
| 6 | However , there was a significant difference about the extent to which loyalists should break the law to exercise their right to march if the RUC decided to ban or change the route of a march . |
| 7 | Inconsistencies in the initial report on the crash have led some investigators to suspect that the US and Canadian governments took part in a cover-up . |
| 8 | The Government must try to arrange its business to ensure that the Commons does not have all its work at the beginning of the session and the House of Lords has all its work at the end . |
| 9 | Another troublesome shoulder , that belonging to Dean Richards , will be X-rayed within the next 10 days to determine whether the Leicester No. 8 has any chance of playing for England against Fiji on 4 November . |
| 10 | Agriculture was undergoing considerable change and she saw as one of her main tasks the need to ensure that the UK farming industry benefits in full from CAP . |
| 11 | Agriculture was undergoing considerable change and she saw as one of her main tasks the need to ensure that the UK farming industry benefits in full from CAP . |
| 12 | Publicity manager David Turner , said that Open Accounting took two years to develop because the Harrogate , Yorkshire company writes software from scratch for each new architecture . |
| 13 | Sir David Attenborough , naturalist and former BBC2 controller , invoked the craggy ghost of Lord Reith to declare that the BBC 's founding father would never have allowed it . |
| 14 | The terms of reference themselves provoked concern , causing Robson to comment that the Donoughmore Committee ‘ started life with the dead hand of Dicey lying frozen on its neck ’ . |
| 15 | Third , a soft UK policy on abuse of market power will make it more difficult for the UK to argue that the EC should strengthen its merger policy . |
| 16 | It was quite a shock to learn that the Elsie found at the bottom of Loch Craig was not a twenty-six-year-old woman but a woman in her late fifties or early sixties . |
| 17 | Nowhere is there any evidence to show that the Countess Marie , Chrétien de Troyes and Andrew the Chaplain ever visited the court at Poitiers — or anywhere else , since Eleanor was certainly not continuously at Poitiers during these years . |
| 18 | I have asked that the United Nations hold a conference this month to ensure that the UNHCR 's vital work continues not only in Iraq but in helping all the people who so desperately need our assistance . |
| 19 | After this , a CAA Surveyor was to be asked to inspect the modifications to determine whether the CAA would categorise them as Minor or a Major Modifications and to establish the details of the flight testing required . |
| 20 | It is not possible at present to decide whether the Cys 177 sulfhydryl group is itself the ultimate recipient of the methyl group or whether it is required for catalysis of automethylation of the enzyme at some other site . |
| 21 | She glanced in the rear-view mirror to see that the Audi was in pursuit . |
| 22 | This provision has prompted FIATA to request that the ICC Banking Commission rule that a single transport FBL be deemed to satisfy the letter of credit requirement of a marine bill of lading if all the other requirements of UCP Article 26(b) are met . |
| 23 | In the light of that , will my right hon. Friend the Chancellor consider consulting the Secretary of State to establish whether the SSAs for prudent authorities , which demand such remarkable reductions in costs and prices , are really justified ? |
| 24 | The FTA Yearbook 1986 has a very useful summary of procedures to adopt when the LA must be notified : |
| 25 | Among the resolutions adopted by the Governing Council was a call to UNEP and the UN World Metereological Organization ( WMO ) to initiate " as soon as possible " negotiations for an international treaty on climate change . |
| 26 | AT THIS stage of the last election in 1987 I was in the middle of writing a column when I had a call to say that the Sunday paper in which it was to appear had closed down . |
| 27 | The presbytery asked members of the church to note that the South Ronaldsay Parents ' Action Committee had set up a fund for legal aid to which they might like to contribute , and they asked their Social Matters Committee to look into the question of guidance to ministers in cases involving the Social Work Department . |
| 28 | And what better project to visit than the Gyle Centre , WCUK 's biggest ever shopping centre contract in Scotland . |
| 29 | Yet it would be a grotesque misrepresentation to suggest that the Marshall plan consisted merely of cash handouts which enabled the recipients to fund a higher level of imports , and hence to run a higher pressure of domestic demand without serious inflationary problems . |
| 30 | God 's Gift Mine , it was recognised , lay conveniently near to the Brigham smelters enabling ore deliveries to be maintained throughout the winter months whereas the other ores " further distant , can not be brought to the said smelting house , but in the sumer only … you may therefore consider how farr forth those Mynes soe farr distant may bee sett upon with good strength in sumer and what number of kibbles will weekly be gotten and towards winter when that will faile , to drive those pickmen from there to work in Gods gift , if the winter shall not hinder untill we may be furnished either out of Germainie or our own Nation with a sufficient number of pickmen to man all the works thoroughly & withall to consider whether the Myne of Gods Gift be not so plentifull as some other new Stolnes ( G. Stollen — tunnel , adit etc. ) or head ( possibly a forerunner of our word " heading " ) may be driven thereby to gitt the like weekly pportion ( proportion ) as hath formerly been gotten there . " |