Example sentences of "we have discuss [art] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 You know we 've all see th t One we 've discussed a couple of times .
2 We 've discussed a lot of possibilities and it would help us both , I think , to describe them in brief , and to hear what you think .
3 I mean we 've both discussed , we both know , we 've discussed things over and we 've discussed a counter that , we 're trying look at why all these things happen .
4 We 've discussed the idea of continental championships in each of the disciplines and bringing the best skiers together for a Masters final late in the season .
5 Can I say , Bill , it 's very interesting that in a programme erm which is supposed to be talking about John Major we 've in fact discussion erm getting women into Parliament , we 've discussed Margaret Thatcher a lot , we 've discussed the press portrayal of all politicians , and in fact we 've hardly mentioned John Major .
6 We 've discussed the problem at length — has anyone any ideas on how to solve the problem ? ’
7 After we 've discussed the appointments , I may need you to do a — few letters . ’
8 In that erm just as we 've discussed the allocation of work on the airframe between the four nations on m most pieces of equipment there is a an allocation between the four nations and er in in many cases a consortium with the same members has actually won the competitions on five or six different pieces of equipment .
9 We had discussed the issue in great depth .
10 In this and the previous chapter we have discussed a number of groups of computer instructions , oriented to the principal data-types and operations for which the computer is designed .
11 We have discussed the evidence for a body clock and the kinds of rhythmic change that it normally produces .
12 So far , we have discussed the position of black people who are in employment .
13 So far , we have discussed the properties of matrices , and the algebra of matrices , in general terms , and without reference to the nature of the elements : where illustrations have been given we have used arithmetical numbers for elements .
14 We have discussed the possibility of doing an album or EP of covers ; the only problem I can see at the moment is that we tend to approach them all exactly the same way — speed them up . ’
15 So far , we have discussed the taxes that would do least harm to the allocative efficiency of the economy .
16 We have discussed the notion that leaders will influence others to go in a certain direction .
17 So far we have discussed the existence of trade-offs between the employment and balance of payments objectives , and between employment and changes in prices .
18 In 2.3 we have discussed the problems for the discourse analyst in specifying what aspects of the apparently illimitable features of context are to be taken into account in the interpretation of discourse .
19 To this juncture , we have discussed the aggregation of individual preferences directly into a public decision .
20 In earlier chapters we have discussed the limitation of organisations as tools for solving problems .
21 This may seem familiar — as indeed it should , because we have discussed the particle sea in a rather different context : as the state of existence before' the Big Bang .
22 We have discussed the importance of Weber in understanding the workings of bureaucratic organisations .
23 Our sense of injustice has been shared by three senior journals editors we have discussed the matter with .
24 We have discussed the matter of planning conditions with Clwyd County Council and have examined the latest draft ( dated 26th June 1992 ) of these conditions prepared by the council 's officers .
25 And we have discussed the matter with erm Selby officers and the following is the result of those discussions .
26 So far we have discussed the conventions of the layout of letters .
27 In this chapter we have discussed the recognition of spoken and printed words .
28 Although we have discussed the duty of an occupier to lawful visitors in relation to guests and customers , the duty is also owed to employees and other people such as tradespeople who have a legitimate purpose , and thus an implied permission to be on the premises .
29 In this article , we have discussed the ways in which credit managers can , by providing key information , contribute to more effective decision-making and control in an area of critical importance to many firms .
30 So far we have discussed the impact of indirect taxes on allocative efficiency .
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