Example sentences of "[verb] [to-vb] [noun pl] with the " in BNC.
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| 1 | If your book is a success , you will want to write others with the same setting . |
| 2 | The use of an interactive computer as an aid to teaching involves programs , each of which has an identifiable range of content or subject matter X , the program provides a preset repertoire of computer ‘ comments ’ and ‘ responses ’ from which the teacher can select particular elements using the driving system ; these are designed to promote transactions with the pupils and the teacher aims at moving towards ‘ understanding X ’ . |
| 3 | The unit is controlled from the front desk and it is programmed to accept cards with the correct codes . |
| 4 | Ray Hankin could not be expected to work miracles with the team he inherited from Frank Gray . |
| 5 | The Finance Secretary , Jesus Estanislao , announced on Jan. 15 that the government would seek to open negotiations with the " Paris Club " of Western creditors with a view to rescheduling $500,000,000-worth of loans falling due between July 1991 and December 1992 . |
| 6 | ‘ I want to discuss things with the owner , and it will probably be a week or so before I make up my mind . |
| 7 | Because they 're concerned about America 's oil dependence , senior government officials have come to rub shoulders with the advocates of conservation and alternative power sources . |
| 8 | Stephen Morgan wants to mend fences with the council not build obstacles . |
| 9 | Opening a debate on public spending , the Prime Minister tried to mend fences with the Tory Right by vowing that Britain would not join a single European currency in the next seven years , and ruled out any return to Europe 's Exchange Rate Mechanism in this Parliament . |
| 10 | Opening a debate on public spending , the Prime Minister tried to mend fences with the Tory Right by vowing that Britain would not join a single European currency in the next seven years , and ruled out any return to Europe 's Exchange Rate Mechanism in this Parliament . |
| 11 | A tutorial is included to familiarise users with the pictorial symbols and with using a ‘ mouse ’ . |
| 12 | ‘ We just do n't need to foul relations with the British authorities at this point . |
| 13 | The Ptolemies , being the neighbours of the Carthaginians who were the allies of the Romans , were the first Hellenistic kings to try to make friends with the unexpected new power . |
| 14 | An additional attraction of studying informatics is that graduates may now also achieve chartered engineer status through the British Computer Society , a body which has been nominated to register individuals with the Engineering Council . |
| 15 | All students will follow a core course on Theory and Methods of Literary Study which extends over two terms and is designed to familiarise students with the major theoretical and practical approaches to the study of literature . |
| 16 | The ministers approved a budget of 192,000,000 ECU for the period to 1992 , more than double the award for the expiring two-year phase ; they also agreed to open talks with the EFTA members with a view to extending the scheme . |
| 17 | The NAC was instructed to continue negotiations with the Labour Party to this effect . |
| 18 | Endill was led to the start of the line and told to shake hands with the first teacher , then the second , then the third and all the way along the line until the last . |
| 19 | On Feb. 21 , 1989 , the Guardian reported that the CCP had decided to keep relations with the USA " one step ahead " of ties with the Soviet Union . |
| 20 | This has been so in the MDC , although efforts were made to foster links with the now-defunct metropolitan county ( Boaden , 1982 ) . |
| 21 | It was looking to forge partnerships with the council to try to realise development opportunities . |
| 22 | For the first time since the outbreak of war , the Revolution had brought to power a Government prepared to break ranks with the Allied stance of no peace without victory . |
| 23 | Both seemed to have difficulties with the stage , and slipped and tripped here and there , but they were so magnificent that nobody minded in the least . |
| 24 | He was more than prepared to trade blows with the former circus act Benichou . |
| 25 | Under the forceful guidance of Rebecca Cheetham and Edith Kerrison , both guildswomen , the society sought to strengthen links with the Public Health Committee as part of a longer-term aim to secure local authority and state responsibility for maternity services ( for the context see Rowan 1985 ) . |
| 26 | A need exists to provide pupils with the opportunity to use viewdata systems as part of their general education and to show pupils how use viewdata critically . |
| 27 | On the personal computer front , ICL says it intends to progress relationships with the world 's top 50 PC software suppliers to an extent where it will effectively house a PC software distribution business in its stable , and will be able to offer almost any PC solution to customers . |
| 28 | In return , Wilson had agreed to strengthen consultations with the Chinese government over the project . |
| 29 | ‘ Certainly this is going to help relations with the United States and other Western countries , ’ Mr Kamm added . |
| 30 | If the cartographic and tabular data could be stored in computer-readable form , then the speed of the computer could be used to select areas with the required characteristics , derive composite maps , and perform other operations that would be impossibly time-consuming if carried out by hand . |