Example sentences of "which have [adv] be [vb pp] from " in BNC.
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| 1 | The analytical method , which has also been taken from Dicey , and forms part of this orthodoxy supposedly separates fact from value ; parliamentary sovereignty , for example , is viewed as part of ‘ the order of things ’ rather than a concept derived from a particular political theory . |
| 2 | In Andrew Wingate 's account of Christian/Muslim conversations which has already been quoted from , he describes an earlier meeting in which a Franciscan and a Sufi spoke about their ways of life and teaching . |
| 3 | English law , for example , provides an offence of rape and attempted rape on the one hand with maximum penalties of life imprisonment , and indecent assault on the other , with a maximum penalty which has recently been raised from two to ten years ’ imprisonment . |
| 4 | Recent film of restored airworthy Corsairs in America is also included , but the main source of interest in this video is the combat footage which has all been taken from official US Navy film archives . |
| 5 | I was hoping to see the Seychelles black parrot , which has never been recorded from any island other than Praslin . |
| 6 | The barrel , which had already been brought from the cellar in readiness , was set up outside the pub and people helped themselves . |
| 7 | By the end of the century , quite a few of the less skilled operations in the paper and print sector were being handled by women : machine-feeding , paper-ruling and folding ; manufacture of boxes , cartons , bags and labels ; and in bookbinding , operations which had gradually been downgraded from " skilled " to " semi-skilled " , such as stitching and collating , were largely being carried out by women . |
| 8 | Cognitive behaviour is not reducible to simple sequences of contingencies of reinforcement but instead reflects goal-seeking activities , hypothesis making and many other features which had hitherto been dismissed from consideration within the Anglo-American tradition in psychology . |
| 9 | For Piaget , this indicates that the infant still thinks in terms of ‘ making ’ or ‘ materialising ’ objects through action , rather than ‘ discovering ’ objects which have simply been hidden from view . |
| 10 | Some collections are using fine knitted fabrics for jackets , which have traditionally been made from woven fabrics . |
| 11 | In presently arid central Australia , for instance , deep weathering profiles are to be found which have clearly been inherited from a previously more humid climatic regime . |