Example sentences of "[vb mod] be [vb pp] [prep] [noun] [is] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The moral debate about what should be defined as crime is a debate about what we think is undesirable , and should not therefore be tolerated . |
| 2 | The tests showed that if a product which should be cooked at 180°C is deep-fried at the correct temperature to seal it and is cooked as recommended , it will absorb only 6% of its weight in oil . |
| 3 | When one is engaged in seeing through a major public project , when that project concerns the international inheritance that is Venice , and when the whole is being financed with State money , the first guideline that should be brought into play is the moral yardstick . |
| 4 | For both judges and ordinary people will have come to see that the area that should be dominated by predictability is very large , and citizens will make their plans assuming that judges take that view and so will not often reverse settled legal practice . |
| 5 | The question which should be addressed in evaluation is whether the progress is satisfactory and , if not , where it falls short and could be improved . |
| 6 | The suggestion that generation of referral data should be specified in contracts is welcome , but should be extended to feedback ( through the medical audit network rather than through management ) of the results of radiography referral in terms of proportions of abnormal findings . |
| 7 | One point that must be borne in mind is that such maps can not be produced using Landsat MSS or TM data alone . |
| 8 | A distinction that must be borne in mind is that between the Court Baron ( which registered the transfers of copyhold lands ) and the Court Leet ( which saw to such practical matters as scouring ditches , mending hedges , muzzling dogs , etc . ) . |
| 9 | The idea that information about identifiable individuals must be handled with care is not new ; it does not arise from the use of computers to process such information , though the rapid development of computer technology in the 1950s and 1960s brought the issue into sharp relief . |
| 10 | Another factor that must be taken into account is that our Sun is not motionless in space ; instead , it travels around the centre of the Galaxy once every 220 million years or so . |
| 11 | One of the factors which must be taken into account is that we have to be responsive to changes in our scientific activities in order to provide the necessary Library support for them . |
| 12 | The same might be said of Redon 's frequently alluded to fragility : according to Eisenman he was ever teetering on the brink of depression and death , though this in turn does not explain why the artist lived seventy-five years of life quite satisfactorily . |
| 13 | Note.Conduct which might be classed as criminal is still capable of informal resolution if it is felt that in the circumstances , the officer in question would not be charged . |
| 14 | Gilkes says a Sparcbook 2 will be on the market later this year that 'll be based upon Sun 's 40MHz Sparcststion 2 technology — though it wo n't replace the Sparcbook 1 , which will live on . |
| 15 | Thanks to Clive Wilmer among others , an exhibition of paintings , sculptures , photographs and printed material bearing on Pound 's interests in ‘ the visual arts ’ was mounted for the Cambridge Poetry Festival on 14 June , and could be seen in Cambridge 's not sufficiently renowned Kettle 's Yard Gallery until 4 August ; it will now be at the Tate from 11 September to 10 November . |
| 16 | So , Owen 's view that social character could be changed by education is a nonsense ; for the kind of education needed could not occur unless circumstances changed first : no egg because there was no chicken , no chicken because there was no egg . |
| 17 | The simplest way in which these changes may be projected through time is to take the total population at a given instant and to alter it year by year ( or by some other period of time ) according to a chosen assumption about future growth or decline . |
| 18 | Where , and only where , such court established under this Constitution as may be prescribed by law is satisfied that — |
| 19 | The overall limit on the extent to which supplementary capital may be aggregated with reserves is also varied . |
| 20 | The variety of complications that may be associated with schlerotherapy is less well known , and the role of surgery in the management of recurrent bleeding and other sequelae is not always appreciated . |
| 21 | As , in my experience ( and see also Fretter & Graham , 1985 ) , the protoconch ( the first-shell , produced by the young snail within the capsule ) is always smooth , this is difficult to sustain-but the idea that the imbrications may be removed by abrasion is more widespread ( and demonstrable-Largen , 1971 ) . |
| 22 | When import restrictions become less onerous he felt it was not unlikely that an important Indian piece consigned in London would be sent by Sotheby 's to India for sale . |
| 23 | The successful Rover eight hundred range will be made at Cowley 's North Works . |
| 24 | A$3–4 million ( £1.25–1.7 million ; $2.25–3 million ) will be sold by Christie 's in London . |
| 25 | DEC UK workstation marketing manager Charles Monk told our sister paper Unigram.X that the 300L will be targeted against Sun 's 50MHz microSparc-based Classic machine , which costs £3,655 . |
| 26 | If you are one of those going on the Course you will have already received a letter stating the balance of fees , travel , insurance etc. due by the 15th April with a reminder that a contribution will be required in DM 's from those travelling in the coach from Frankfurt to Coburg . |
| 27 | The stock from the Mayfair gallery will be offered at Sotheby 's later this year . |
| 28 | The most important oil painting by Goya to appear on the market for two decades will be offered at Sotheby 's on 9 December . |
| 29 | An interesting warning can be gathered from Pooley 's that remaining in such an area for more than one minute risks possible harm from radiation . |
| 30 | It is necessary to remember that the speed with which an asset can be turned into cash is not a sufficient characteristic of an asset to make it liquid . |