Example sentences of "[noun prp] said [conj] [conj] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | alright ? , the only thing is last week , Jean said that when the surveyor came last time they took all the carpets up so you might , they might have to do that |
| 2 | Garda James McElroy said that when the case first came before the court , on February 25 , it was found that there were no summonses to proceed with , although they had been served . |
| 3 | Greenpeace executive director Lord Melchett said that if the government gave the go-ahead without calling a public inquiry , Greenpeace would return to the courts to seek a second judicial review " with our right to do so already established " . |
| 4 | Dr Robert Woodward of Contassium said that if the authorities wanted to withdraw B17 they would ‘ have to ban marzipan ; you can get the equivalent of a 25 mg tablet of B17 by eating 20 almonds , ’ he said . |
| 5 | In his decision notice yesterday Mr Steers said that while the site was overgrown and unattractive he did not believe the engine shed , a Grade 2 listed building , should be demolished . |
| 6 | The girls said it was still dark when they reached Kilmarnock ; but Mr Ross said that when the burglars left it was light . |
| 7 | Friend the Member for Aberdeen , North said that when an attempt was made in Committee to create a consumer body with a wider remit , the Chairman ruled it out of order on the ground that it went beyond the scope of the Bill . |
| 8 | Divisional manager Graham Chadwick said that if the 14 beds in the district hospital closed , there would be a need for five additional beds and a maternity suite at the Chest Hospital to meet demand between now and the turn of the century . |
| 9 | Mr Justice Roch said that because the defendant was deaf and had a speech disability a social worker , Jill Hughes , would sit in the dock and translate . |
| 10 | President Nursultan Nazarbayev of Kazakhstan said that although the situation in the Soviet Union " required immediate intervention " , being close to collapse , the decrees of the SCSE were illegal and unconstitutional . |
| 11 | Section 28 varies the decision in Leachinsky in that Lord Simon said that if the facts were obvious , if , for example the suspect has been caught red handed , it was not necessary to inform him why he had been arrested . |
| 12 | Mr Crozier said that although the UK was more advanced in hygiene than most other member states , the document was still ‘ a step in the right direction for Europe ’ . |
| 13 | SIB said that although a large number of investors have received redress there may be others who are not aware they have reason for complaint or of how to complain and may be eligible for compensation . |
| 14 | But Mr Pannone said that while the Director of Public Prosecutions had decided eventually to prosecute P & O European Ferries and directors and employees over the Herald of Free Enterprise tragedy , he had decided against prosecutions over the King 's Cross fire . |
| 15 | Mr Caterall said that when the men were arrested they claimed they were hunting for foxes . |
| 16 | In his summing up Lord Griffiths said that if a family had lost its right to priority treatment through intentional homelessness , the parents could not achieve the same result ‘ through the back door ’ by applying in the name of a dependent child . |
| 17 | Gordon Wilson said that after the Enniskillen bombing , there was also a watershed , a turning point . |
| 18 | Mr Hurd said that because the issue was so important , he had asked the Attorney General and the Lord Advocate for their advice and on Thursday they had given contrary advice . |
| 19 | The Italian Foreign Minister Gianni De Michelis said that while the EC did not wish to exert pressure on Israel , political issues could not be separated from considerations about trade co-operation with that country . |
| 20 | Typically , Oliver said that after the marriage Gill ought to call herself Mrs Gillian Wyatt-or-Hughes , that is if she wanted to be logical and grammatical and commonsensical and diplomatic and cumbersome . |
| 21 | President Julio Lacidar said that although the country was backward in some respects the First Five Year Plan would help launch the new nation . |
| 22 | Similarly Lord Scarman said that if the dispute were connected with one of the matters referred to in the statute ( for example , terms and conditions of employment ) then ‘ it is a trade dispute , and it is immaterial whether the dispute also relates to other matters or has an extraneous , e.g. political or personal , motive . |
| 23 | Mr Justice Cooke said that if a receiver failed to terminate a receivership although he had funds that would have achieved just that , then he should be treated as if his authority had ceased . |
| 24 | Mr Bekesi said that unless the government moved swiftly on economic reform , the outcome would be a flourishing black market , widespread shortages , inflation much higher than its current level of about 20 per cent , and high unemployment . |
| 25 | But Hunt said that if the race were officially started and the cars lined up on the grid , he would have no choice but to race . |
| 26 | Microsystem technical director Andras Csicseri said that although no firm decision had been taken , comprehensive local support and the availability of technical expertise were critical to the region . |
| 27 | Lloyd George said that if the Conference was to adhere to President Wilson 's established principle of National Self-Determination , the idea of placing such a large number of Germans under Polish rule was unacceptable . |
| 28 | Mr Fowler said that while the existing law provided that it was automatically unfair to dismiss anyone for not being a union member , the bill completed the outlawing of the closed shop by extending the same protection to people applying for jobs . |
| 29 | Eric Stephen said he thought that a of method getting people into the scheme was ‘ off the rails ’ and he called for a large input of help and direction while Andrew Macfarlane said that unless the end user guaranteed a premium farming leaders could ‘ forget FASL ’ . |
| 30 | In 1975 , in a statement that has been much quoted ever since , the then Home Secretary Roy Jenkins said that if the prison population in England and Wales ‘ should rise to , say 42,000 , conditions in the system would approach the intolerable and drastic action to relieve the position would be inescapable ’ ( quoted in Stern 1997 : 39 ) . |