Example sentences of "[Wh det] [verb] not [vb infin] [art] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | This not only entitled the State which manufactured and certified the aircraft type to participate formally in an investigation by means of an officially accredited representative , and so make their very considerable resources and knowledge available to the investigators , but it also ensured that when an accident occurred in one of those States which did not possess a well developed aviation industry , all the necessary expertise would be forthcoming and available to the investigation . |
| 2 | The fourth case , apart from illustrating the typical problems of an adolescent self-poisoner , is also included as an example of treatment which did not have a very good outcome , probably because the therapist did not involve the patient 's parents from an early stage . |
| 3 | Such plants , which do not form a very close cover and which in winter are merely bare stalks , do not constitute a very efficient trap for further sediment , except in summer when they are best developed . |
| 4 | Carriers are prohibited from accepting cargo from NVOCC 's which do not have an up to date tariff filed with FMC , or which have not complied with the new regulations . |
| 5 | Does he also agree that one state which does not meet the generally accepted criteria for recognition is the federal state of Yugoslavia , which has lost control of its own army ? |
| 6 | Wonderful Town was the work of the Bernstein/Comden/Green team responsible for On The Town , and although Wonderful Town is a little patchy in recording , ( which does not give a particularly strong idea of the show as a whole ) , there are plenty of excellent numbers , and their variety is refreshing from the barber-shop style ‘ My Darlin' Eileen ’ to the bluesy ‘ Ballet at the Village Vortex ’ , passing through the remarkable ‘ Swing ’ , which defies description . |
| 7 | As an alternative perspective on infant development , Melanie Klein 's article ‘ Notes on some Schizoid Mechanisms ’ ( 1975 : 1–24 ) , provides a rather more sophisticated analysis of actual mechanisms which may be involved in ontogenesis , revealing a more complex cycle of interaction between subject and object , which does not presuppose an entirely positive sequence of development . |