Example sentences of "we [vb base] [adv] [verb] [adj] " in BNC.

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1 In this chapter , we intend briefly to survey some of the cultural and technological correlates of a society 's attitudes towards child upbringing generally ; and , more specifically , to examine a few of the ways in which the individual methods which parents adopt in the handling of their small children are defined or modified by the intricate pattern of cultural pressures to which they find themselves subject .
2 So you may decide on a statement such as , ‘ We intend never to buy any item on HP ’ .
3 We tend nowadays to see these generations not merely in terms of the underlying electronic technology , but also in terms of the organization of the hardware and software involved in a computer system ; thus the transition to the fourth generation can be seen more as a change in the way that computer systems are organized ( with the use of such techniques as virtual storage and distributed intelligence ) , than as a change in the underlying technology .
4 The findings we report here have interesting implication for the preparation of polymer coatings .
5 We propose therefore to increase delegated funding , fund the schools by one point one million er , er approximately four and a half thousand per head average per school .
6 ‘ Vector planning ’ , another term currently in vogue , suggests that we build unevenly using natural growth points within systems rather than devising elegant ( and unworkable ) master plans .
7 Lord , we know that you guide the ways of all your servants , but we want especially to commend these people to you , that they may experience a special measure of your support and may know that the Holy Spirit is building the unity of the church in the places to which you have called them .
8 We provide professionally based practical home care to men , women and children who are ill at home with HIV/AIDS related illness .
9 The preliminary judging will be made on the photographs that we receive so make sure you send us two good , clear shots of your lovely locks .
10 We seem here to have further evidence of the apparent paradox about creativity and psychosis to which we have referred several times .
11 We view so called elective ventilation of patients who might become potential organ donors with some trepidation .
12 In music reflecting the ‘ industrial world sense ’ , by contrast , we find consciously manipulated musical structures , individually composed and divorced from social life ; developing , through-composed forms , depending on analytic memory ; major-minor tonality and harmony ( which encode the centralized , hierarchical structure of capitalist society ) ; ‘ idealization ’ and ‘ abstraction ’ of sound , through cultivation of ‘ pure ’ timbre and exact pitch ; and pronounced regular rhythmic patterns ( which , together with the ‘ pull ’ of harmonic progression and the vertical synchronization of parts , encode an objective , spatialized sense of time ) .
13 The most interesting regime is therefore 2 b 1.8 , where C clusters can grow in regions of D and also D clusters can grow in regions of C. As intuition might suggest , in this interesting regime we find chaotically varying spatial arrays , in which C and D both persist in shifting patterns .
14 He 's written loads of books and we ve probably thrown most of them away .
15 The British sign language we use here has many similarities to the sign language used in Scotland and England and I have little difficulty in talking to deaf people on the mainland .
16 We do well to remember that societal opposition to cruelty to animals , especially opposition that has the force of law , is a comparatively recent development .
17 We do all do some other political things , Sheila .
18 But we do all recognise that without that balance , in certain instances , absolutism can easily spill over into extremism .
19 Now it is clear that we do sometimes have alternative ways of determining guilt and innocence to our own satisfaction and it therefore makes sense to think of a fair trial as a trial designed to produce the correct verdict where correctness is assessable by some other objective standards , but in many cases this is not so and in practice the correct verdict is simply the one which is reached after a fair trial .
20 And that is the high unit cost end , with the people who move into nursing homes , and obviously our highest cost , with the exception of certain very complex cases on physical disability , erm , where we , we do occasionally get higher cost packages keeping people out of the nursing home .
21 We do indeed have one of the best health services in the European Community , and my hon. Friend is right to emphasise its strengths .
22 We do so to make available to ordinary people this crucial information so that they can make informed decisions about their health care .
23 We all know that Britain will only become a world class economy if we have a strong well-balanced manufacturing base , employing skilled , trained workforce , a workforce which has decent conditions of employment and has legal protection , but we do still have some members within the service sector and within the professional rank and what has happened in the last five or six years to those members ?
24 However , I think we do still have some certainly some reservations about erm the policy and how it perhaps fudges some of the loca locational provisions of existing policies .
25 Well if if we do only get four people it 's going to be more is n't it ?
26 While the spectre of the Albert Hall being deemed a furnished tenancy , like that of the vexatious litigant in the law of standing , haunts the annals of legal literature rather than the real world , we do nonetheless require more control than that allowed by Gordon 's commencement theory .
27 But erm on the other hand we do actually have empty spaces in our old people 's homes , so whilst you will have people who may have to move a bit , we 're not actually reducing the number of occupied beds in the whole old person 's home sector
28 When we say when we say that that we stage door club is closed it closed in the place it 's not open every evening but we do actually let it out we let it out to companies and whatever conference or companies who want a facility or meeting place something we do actually market that and we do actually ask people if they want to use it and in fact it has been taken up there .
29 The study we publish today provides further evidence of racial discrimination in British medicine .
30 So we wish therefore to remove this first constraint on our powers and I 'd emphasise again that it is , is our intention to use , it 's not our intention to use the wider powers to increase the risks , it 's simply to improve er , our ability to gain the best returns and satisfy the objectives of the Council .
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