Example sentences of "which [pers pn] now turn " in BNC.
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1 | They are matters to which I now turn . |
2 | Whether I am so satisfied is the third question , to which I now turn . |
3 | This raises the question of political practices and the transnational capitalist class , to which I now turn . |
4 | To convince the inspector , the board will need to rely on its other arguments , to which we now turn . |
5 | The second major groups of carers to which we now turn are the younger ( usually ) relatives caring for an elderly disabled member of the household . |
6 | This is true to an even greater extent of the fertility decline to which we now turn . |
7 | The debate became a dispute only in the 1900s , coming to a head in the famous confrontation of 1910 , to which we now turn . |
8 | Other objections to traditional behaviourism can be transferred from their use with other related conceptions , to which we now turn . |
9 | It is precisely that connection to which we now turn . |
10 | The first ten years of the Peloponnesian War , to which we now turn , were to show that he did not , and that Periclean democracy — which was based on the power of money ( ‘ hail in due apportionment of wealth ’ say the chorus of Aeschylus ' Eumenides to Athens , line 996 ) and on the admiration of that power — was more precarious than Pericles had allowed . |
11 | The cornerstone of that ideology is the doctrine of judicial independence , to which we now turn . |
12 | This is due to the nature of social security provision to which we now turn . |
13 | Jessop 's viewpoint is informed by a structuralist critique to which we now turn for further elaboration of modern Marxist interpretations of power in capitalist society . |
14 | It is the problems of the inner cities to which we now turn . |
15 | Other schemes , to which we now turn , attempt to interweave statutory , voluntary , informal and , less often , commercial care . |
16 | The dashed lines show the effect of the corporate profits tax , to which we now turn . |
17 | In part this involves issues similar to those discussed with regard to direct democracy ; in part it is concerned with the control of the legislative branch over the bureaucracy , to which we now turn . |
18 | And both may be the result of a change of footing , to which we now turn . |