Example sentences of "to date [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | ‘ Now , I better bring you up to date a bit . |
| 2 | To date a total of £253.50 has been received from 115 envelopes . |
| 3 | This research aims to extend and bring up to date a study conducted by Tony Becher and Maurice Kogan during the late 1970's ( and reported in Process and Structure in Higher Education , Heinemann , 1980 ) . |
| 4 | The management have registered the building with the local Fire Officer and the plans subsequently requested have been submitted , but to date no inspection visit has been made . |
| 5 | To date no patient with right upper quadrant pain and a raised alkaline phosphatase but a non-diagnostic endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography has progressed to AIDS related sclerosing cholangitis despite an increasing readiness to repeat cholangiograms in this situation . |
| 6 | To date no action has been taken against the neighbours . |
| 7 | My parents , children of the Depression , had a credit account at the city 's major department store which they kept up to date every month . |
| 8 | Forty cases of illegal logging have been brought to court in the last three years , but the loophole in the regulations makes it difficult to prove charges , so a technique is being developed to date the year of felling , using tree rings . |
| 9 | The evolution of sculpture through the sixth century , however , makes it hard to date the figures we are now considering before 600 and they might be well after . |
| 10 | And if you look at what has happened in Oxfordshire to date the figures actually prove that . |
| 11 | Though it is impossible to date the provisions with any confidence , in favour of dating them in the reign of Mehmed II is the fact that Sultan Murad III ( 982–1003/1574–95 ) , in a firman sent to his Grand Vezir in 985/1577 in connection with reform of the learned profession , speaks of " the ancient law ( kanun ) of Sultan Mehmed Gazi " : it thus seems likely that Mehmed II promulgated some legislation concerning the learned profession , if not these actual provisions . |
| 12 | Concepts borrowed from anthropology aid our understanding of social structure , while the techniques of physics enable us to date the past . |
| 13 | It does seem reasonable , however , to date the Rudston mosaic to the same period as the adjacent Charioteer panel , i.e. the second quarter of the fourth century ( Stead 1980 , 137 ) . |
| 14 | Specialist staff within the Court will call upon CELEX , the database containing all Community legislation , to ascertain with certainty and up to date the state of any particular provision of Community law which comes into question . |
| 15 | So in the case of a ruler who reigned for a long time , coins enable us to date the changes during the reign . |
| 16 | Each in turn has been influenced by involvement in the major OECD/CERI ‘ Transition to Adulthood ’ project , although to date the UK contribution to the project has been very limited . |
| 17 | From Fredegar 's chronicle it is possible to date the king 's death to 596 , but Paul is the only author to record unequivocally that Childebert was murdered . |
| 18 | The difficulty for anyone returning after a break is gauging just how up to date the teaching methods and philosophies of care are in any one school of nursing . |
| 19 | The dates of composition of both Hocazade 's and Ali Tusi 's works on the seem to be unknown , and there does not appear to be any evidence which would enable one to date the foundation of Mehmed II's addition to the Uc Serefeli medrese . |
| 20 | To date the foundation has sunk £5.5m into research projects . |
| 21 | The painting is dated 1917 , but was probably earlier , since dealers preferred to date the works from Modigliani 's more profitable years . |
| 22 | To date the courts have managed to avoid any head-on clash between community and domestic law : ( a ) by finding some ambiguity in the domestic statute and resolving that ambiguity in such a way a- to give effect to our community obligations ; |
| 23 | However , in cases on other provisions of the Act reported to date the courts have adopted a broad , purposive , interpretation , and it therefore seems reasonable to assume that s3 could apply to all the situations described . |
| 24 | I have been informed by J. Virgil Mattingly Jr. , general counsel of the board , that from information reviewed to date the board believes that the [ defendants have ] acquired , directly or indirectly , control of one U.S. bank holding company ( and its subsidiary banks ) and two other U.S. banks in violation of section 3 of the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956 , as amended ( 12 U.S.C. 1842 ) . |
| 25 | Tennis Courts are still in the District 's possession but , to date the tennis club has made no move to make use of them although a meeting had been arranged . |
| 26 | Tennis Courts are still in the District 's possession but , to date the tennis club has made no move to make use of them although a meeting had been arranged . |
| 27 | To date the ecologists have refused to be drawn , but a last-minute pact can not be ruled out . |
| 28 | For example , it is essential to know exactly where each find was unearthed in order to assess whether the date of the finds can help to date the deposits in which they were found . |
| 29 | Geologist Bill Ward , of Griffith University in Brisbane , and colleagues from CSIRO were collecting samples in order to date the formation of the island 's sand ridges . |
| 30 | To date the government , and the industry , has refused to be drawn on the isotopic concentration of the plutonium exported to America — critical information if objectors are to be wholly satisfied that no weapons-grade material got across to the other side of the Atlantic . |