Example sentences of "has [to-vb] in the [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | It is more a standard , a form of self-reliance , a determination that if one has to go in the end , better be correctly dressed . |
| 2 | On the one hand , there is no value in tutorial staff teaching unrealistic and out-of-date care which the learner has to unlearn in the ward . |
| 3 | The Medical Research Council 's Common Cold Research Unit showed that it is not the person who gets caught in the rain or sits in a draught who is likely to develop a cold but the one who has to work in the air-conditioned , centrally-heated , artificially-lit atmosphere found in many modern office blocks . |
| 4 | A further step in this process has been the acknowledgement of the part that housing has to play in the provision of long stay accommodation for people suffering from dementia . |
| 5 | Moreover no matter the size of part each dancer has to play in the unfolding of the plot or the quality of each dancer 's place in the dance design , everything must be mapped in every aspect . |
| 6 | The role of advertising within the marketing mix is the part it has to play in the marketing strategy . |
| 7 | ‘ The fact that she has to live in the public eye , I mean , I would slit my wrists already . |
| 8 | The child has to type in the name of his or her team and the squad of players , and identify the best players . |
| 9 | The Kenyan government has to arbitrate in the conflict of interests between foreign capital , the local auxiliary bourgeoisie and the various strata of politically powerful petite bourgeoisie . |
| 10 | Everyone has to join in the charade : ah , what a good family we are ! |
| 11 | This has to happen in the face of a continuing decline of the fertilizer business in general . |
| 12 | Badie and Birnbaum ( 1983 : 77–8 ) have argued that in countries where the working class has to organize in the context of a strong state , the labour movement has often been preoccupied with state power , giving rise to a powerful strand of revolutionary syndicalism as in France or Spain . |