Example sentences of "have [to-vb] [adv] [num] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The control regime was liberalized for computer , machine tool and telecommunications technology ( microcomputer exports having been permitted since August 1989 ) ; companies seeking exceptions to remaining restrictions would have to wait only eight weeks for permission , rather than 12 weeks as hitherto ; and countries such as Czechoslovakia , Hungary and Poland , if they were prepared to introduce their own controls on use and re-export , might expect more favourable treatment . |
| 2 | Davies , who turned pro nearly four years ago , would have to sit out three seasons before he can return to his old sport as a coach . |
| 3 | Under the agreement , the USA would have to destroy about 20,000 tonnes of chemical weapon stocks and the Soviet Union about 45,000 tonnes . |
| 4 | To build it on the site between East Hanney and Steventon , Thames Water would have to buy up 4 farms and 16 houses , divert the road between the two villages , landscape the area around the water and build a tunnel connecting it to the Thames . |
| 5 | You could do a graph to show You do n't have to do so six countries , three indicators . |
| 6 | Lose weight or inches : Exercise alone is unlikely to bring about a great weight loss — in fact you would have to run about two miles to use up 200 calories . |
| 7 | Or the courts could call the application of a statutory term a question of law , but accept that it does not have to have only one meaning . |
| 8 | Children will have to pay about ten pence extra ? |
| 9 | Every room in the place had been barricaded separately ; the enemy would have to take not one stronghold , but a dozen . |