Example sentences of "have an [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Robespierre 's experiment was , scarcely surprisingly , a dismal failure ; and while the delicious dream of a universal , natural and reasonable religion may have an understandable attraction for those who are influenced by but not wholly committed to Christian ( or some other ) belief , it does not appear capable of offering any very stable resting-place , or any adequate defence against the more radical challenges to religion as such which have been raised from without and within Christian theology in modern times . |
| 2 | The Council believes it would be very very difficult to assimilate a lan erm a new settlement into this area successfully and that a new settlement in this a area would have an urbanizing impact far beyond the confines of the er immediate area . |
| 3 | " If you do not have an existing service agreement with Olympus it is certainly worth looking at the options available — whatever type of instrument is in use . " |
| 4 | He must love Tuesdays so it means he can have an extra lie in bed ! |
| 5 | Next February your BROWNIE magazine will have an extra eight-page , full-colour section for the Rainbows . |
| 6 | The playgroup ca n't have an extra day because the chapel might be needed for funerals , according to church elders based at nearby Dursley . |
| 7 | ‘ Oh , this will be of great help in ordering raw materials , but sometimes we get part deliveries , could we have an extra facility to deal with those ? |
| 8 | ‘ Let me have an extra copy of these ones . ’ |
| 9 | Peter Cole , chairman of Bramshill Parish Council , in whose bailiwick the town would have fallen , said : ‘ I might have an extra beer today , but I am saving the champagne for another 21 days . |
| 10 | Can I have an extra bonus point ? |
| 11 | They may have an extra glass — or in some cases bottle — to steady the nerves tonight . |
| 12 | They do have an extra point of initiative instead , which puts them on a par with Men and gives them an advantage over Dwarfs . |
| 13 | If your new code begins with a K , you will have more tax deducted than previously from your salary each period , but you should not normaly have an extra demand for tax after the end of the year . |
| 14 | Similarly very young people may have an unconfident approach . |
| 15 | However , recently , as emissions of ammonia have increased , it has been shown that deposition of ammonium ions can have an acidifying effect on soils as a result of the oxidation of unc to unc by bacteria . |
| 16 | ‘ I am quite convinced that in the 1990s reporters will have an expanded role before the courts , and in helping to present expert witnesses and child witnesses . |
| 17 | Now my my conclusion from that , and I think is a conclusion which has been supported by the public on con during the consultation exercise on the Greater York study , was that peripheral development around Greater York would have an undue impact on the historic character of the city , and that of course is the fundamental , the protection of which is of course a fundamental aim of planning around Greater York . |
| 18 | . So really what I 'm saying is that it h would have an undue impact on highway network and in particular on that particular erm strand of it . |
| 19 | I agree with Mike that the panel has been and er he is and will continue to do , erm I am sure , erm and , and that think certainly it will apply to , ought to be extended so that it wo n't need staff , er to be need during er nineteen ninety four erm and we wanted to , to note the continuing high levels of unemployment er on this side we believe the County Council should have an economic purpose strategy anyway , this should be a very important part of it 's strategic there , the strategic planning role . |
| 20 | And easily defeated in a debate on the Government 's economic policy — because the Government does n't have an economic policy . |
| 21 | His hope has been that better use of woodlands will give the trees greater value , and so farmers and landowners will have an economic reason for managing their woods . |
| 22 | The short answer is that the elimination of barriers to trade and the boost to competition will have an economic pay-off . |
| 23 | I 'll have an iced bun dad . |
| 24 | ‘ I was in New Zealand , watching the rugby league students ’ world tournament , when I realised that the 15-a-side game did not have an equivalent competition . |
| 25 | This is equivalent in terms of the effect on the total physical capital stock to reducing b by , and we can see from ( 8–56 ) that such a reduction would have an equivalent effect on the government budget constraint . |
| 26 | Every British Government department , without exception , will have an equivalent policy-making body at European Union level . |
| 27 | This detailed description lets the reader have an intimate knowledge of each character , almost to the point of being able to anticipate what they are going to do and say next . |
| 28 | But , although they will have an intimate knowledge of computers , they will probably not have a deep knowledge of the particular application of the proposed software . |
| 29 | Britain does not have an explicit family policy . |
| 30 | In many cases departments did not have an explicit policy on multicultural education and did not see it as something they should be forced to go into in their appraisal reports . |