Example sentences of "[be] [adv] those [verb] [prep] the " in BNC.

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1 The properties just deduced are entirely those expected from the theory of section 9.2 .
2 Does he agree with the Nationwide Anglia building society , which said that house prices in Wales are below those used by the Welsh Office for its council tax calculations ?
3 Another misconception is that a planning appeal is a means of settling a ‘ dispute ’ between applicant and authority and that therefore the issues to be considered are only those raised by the planning authority .
4 The great majority of vocational courses are broadly those covered by the four Area committees of DATEC ( the Technician Education Council 's Committee for Art and Design ) .
5 I trust that Mr. Shelford 's comments are not those held by the staff of RW&P or in future issues can we look forward to ‘ Wayne 's Top 10 maiming tips for mini 's ’ or ‘ Eye gouging and ear biting for beginners ’ .
6 The figures to which the hon. Gentleman refers are not those proposed by the Government but those which the Housing Executive says that it could spend .
7 In every detail , the proposals are exactly those made by the African National Congress in a document released in August in which they list the conditions necessary to create the climate for negotiations .
8 Its abilities to germinate are exactly those required for the mashing of our marvellous golden liquid .
9 Acceptable shares are usually those listed on the UK stock exchange or the Unlisted Securities Market .
10 The rest are mainly those functioning under the MS-DOS operating system and are typically machines with display , graphics processing and sound capabilities falling far short of the demands of multimedia .
11 The fastest prerecorded cylinders were probably those produced by the French Pathé company ; some of these are known to turn at over 200rpm .
12 Her most valuable contributions , however , were probably those relating to the Mediterranean region ; they included Geographical Aspects of Balkan Problems ( 1915 ) and Southern Europe ( 1932 ) , her last major publication .
13 The mechanisms underlying nationalism here and elsewhere are therefore those identified by the geneticists and ethologists reviewed earlier : the instincts for expansion and protection of kin .
14 The submissions on this appeal are essentially those rejected by the judge .
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