Example sentences of "have [verb] [adj] [noun] to " in BNC.

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1 It is becoming increasingly apparent that drugs , which act through mechanisms other than acid inhibition , can control duodenal ulcer disease as effectively as H 2 receptor atagonists ; the findings of this study suggest that stimulation of normal gastroduodenal motility ( and thus acid clearance from the bulb ) may be an important mechanism in this respect , but one which has received scant attention to date .
2 In particular it lends itself to analysis by a technique which has received limited application to extensive data for a British conurbation , namely the technique of trip chains .
3 But he has travelled 5000 miles to Edinburgh for expert help and is now all set to take his first faltering steps at the age of five .
4 The car has been featured on a number of occasions at Rolls-Royce Ansty , when Geoff has treated retiring colleagues to a very special trip home in a very special car .
5 This , however , occurs at a time when the government has limited financial slack to be able to respond .
6 It 's because of this DOUBLE TAX-FREE BENEFIT that the Inland Revenue has limited such investments to one per adult .
7 Orientation toward Problem-Solving Giovanni Sartori has distinguished two approaches to problem-solving : the empirical and the rational .
8 The hotel has no private parking space but has arranged concessionary access to a municipal multi-storey car park nearby off Southgate Street .
9 The very existence of such a high-profile federally-sponsored project has given greater confidence to planners elsewhere to adopt their own solutions to local problems .
10 For many years now it has given much pleasure to both young and old .
11 Clive Barker ( 1977 ) of Warwick University has given new substance to the use of games in the training of actors and Brian Watkins ( 1981 ) has evolved a theoretical framework conceptually linking drama and game in a way which I shall attempt to build on in the next chapter .
12 THE role of Harry Thomason , Friend of Bill and TV producer , in the Case of the White House Travel Office ( see above ) has given new edge to a month-long spat between Washington and Hollywood .
13 The retreat from professional standards which marked the period of industrial action has given new impetus to those politicians and administrators who seek to define the teacher 's role .
14 Although a number of Directives were adopted in the 1970s on various aspects of employees ' rights , it is the passage of the Single European Act which has given new impetus to the evolution of EC social policies .
15 The Government has given two orders to the House of Commons for their approval .
16 The social fund has given extensive help to people in real need .
17 The EC 's overseas aid directorate has given conditional approval to a funding proposal for a southern African ivory trading centre , which would flout the existing provisions of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species ( CITES ) .
18 On the whole , however , the left has given little priority to these issues .
19 If David Gower 's captaincy against West Indies left something to be desired , his batting has given endless pleasure to millions of people .
20 An old rocking horse beside the window has given countless rides to the Pages ' children and five grandchildren .
21 Of course quality and assessment of performance are important , and the government is right to insist that often in the past education has given inadequate attention to evaluation .
22 One factor which has given renewed emphasis to this need for cooperation is the increased use of simulation ( p. 128 ) .
23 This enables a liquidator or administrator to apply to the court where , within two years before insolvency , the vendor has given preferential treatment to creditors .
24 Last night 's statement said Mr Barnes ‘ has given careful consideration to the material furnished by the CPS ’ .
25 The Democrat Congressman Long has given full rein to his total unworthiness as a man and as a government functionary in his dealings with a country which is a friend to his government and to his nation .
26 You may be amazed that such an obvious shortcoming to a staff plan should have continued to escape my notice , but then you will agree that such is often the way with matters one has given abiding thought to over a period of time ; one is not struck by the truth until prompted quite accidentally by some external event .
27 This programme has given more coverage to committees than any other programme , with 25% of its attention being given to select committees and 6% to standing committees ( compared with 9% and 3% respectively , in Parliament ) .
28 This chapter has given more space to the anti-rather than to the pro-classical themes that emerged in the 1960s and 1970s .
29 And while France formally supports the need for reform , it has given considerable support to General Aoun .
30 THE Prince of Wales has given generous presents to his Highgrove staff .
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