Example sentences of "[conj] its [noun sg] will [vb infin] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It may smack of undue determinism to suggest that only this system 's replacement will achieve anything and that its renovation will achieve nothing . |
| 2 | ICL reminds us that it is ‘ not unusual for the company to dual-source components , ’ whilst Sun says that its software will run on any Sparc International SCD-compliant chip . |
| 3 | Once the base is operational , it is hoped that its existence will facilitate contact between researchers in various institutions and disciplines , and help create a network between people who have a common interest in gender issues . |
| 4 | Information about the target 's position passes automatically to the computer , which calculates where the gun should point so that its shell will hit the target . |
| 5 | No matter how much love and attention this animal has , there is a danger that its respiration will suffer . |
| 6 | Whether or not schools as we know them will exist in the future is uncertain but we can be sure that there will be information and that its importance will grow in social and economic terms . |
| 7 | All NATO members now broadly accept that the alliance will continue to be their main defence against a threat to Western Europe ; that its integrated military command will still control any military operations there ; and that its commander will continue to be an American . |
| 8 | ( 5 ) If the offeror is listed , and the takeover is a Super Class 1 transaction , then the circular to its shareholders must contain a statement that its group will have sufficient working capital . |
| 9 | The government is now worried that its industry will suffer from unfair competition if other EEC countries do not have to fork out for the extra equipment necessary to reduce emissions . |
| 10 | Prospects : A strategy which will secure the backing of the younger , more creative and more frustrated members of ( or aspirants to ) the élite , as well as the Armed forces and KGB ; a strategy with greatest prospects of survival over an extended period , although its potential will depend on how quickly the regime recognises the ‘ second economy ’ to be a ‘ necessary ’ and ‘ non-antagonistic ’ contradiction in a Socialist society . |
| 11 | ( The ice of the North Pole is floating — and its melting will make no difference to overall sea levels ) . |
| 12 | It is drawn from member states in response to specific requests to the EC for assistance and its composition will vary from incident to incident depending on the type of help and advice being sought . ’ |
| 13 | At the end of some years of this ding-dong invention and counter-invention , the current version of both the missile and its antidote will have attained a very high degree of sophistication . |
| 14 | One coil can energise an entire farm and its life will vary from six months to seven years — perhaps longer . |
| 15 | And the little one will lose heart and its life will drift away if it 's cut off for too long from its own animal world . ’ |
| 16 | According to Brisbane dealer Phillip Bacon , ‘ Bond was passionate about his Australian collection and its dispersal will give him more pain than many more valuable assets ’ . |
| 17 | When their cheques are cleared our bank will have fewer securities but more operational balances to its credit and its position will have improved . |
| 18 | Computers That Think raises some socially important and intellectually fascinating questions about the relation of man and machine , and its intelligibility will prompt discussion on these important matters . |
| 19 | As time goes by , the system will evolve according to the laws of science and its state will change . |
| 20 | The permanent collection will be exhibited on the second floor of the Museum and its opening will come during the year when Madrid has been selected as the Cultural Capital of Europe . |
| 21 | I suspect , however , that the need for a task force , its assignment , its composition , and its leadership will have to be decided on case by case . |
| 22 | Alternating the colour of the gores is an added attraction ; but beware having too many hems , as each overlap and its stitching will add weight . |
| 23 | Firewood will become even more scarce , and its price will soar . |
| 24 | The Work Organisation Research Centre opened on 1 April 1982 , and its work will continue until 31 March 1987 . |
| 25 | Some of this can be 1,000 times more radioactive than low-level waste , and its activity will last centuries rather than decades . |
| 26 | In this case , Her Majesty 's inspectorate is not being transferred and its role will remain the same except that as a public organisation it will be made more independent of the Secretary of State . |
| 27 | Phase IV — KPMG and its client will review the purchase contracts submitted under Phase III . |
| 28 | This advice was still being offered 1,200 years later , in the Middle Ages , when an expert on herb gardens wrote , ‘ Behind the turf plot let there be a great diversity of medicinal and aromatic herbs , among which Rue should be mingled in many places for its beauty and greenness , and its bitterness will drive away poisonous animals from the garden . ’ |
| 29 | Westland has won part of a £1.94bn deal to make marine helicopters for Canada ; the order means the future of Westland and its workforce will remain secure for at least another decade . |
| 30 | Finance for books , previously received for students aged 16 to 18 from the local authority , is likely to become a less frequent feature of the scene , and its absence will have a particular impact in those areas that have adopted a system of wholly tertiary colleges . |