Example sentences of "[verb] [conj] [vb mod] [verb] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | Richard was the King 's brother ; according to Henry 's mood and caprice that might make the young man either indispensable or unthinkable , but even for de Burgh it made it difficult to disparage his stewardship openly . |
| 2 | It is likely that the court would imply a term that an expert 's decision is both final and/or binding ( see 8.17.5 ) , but the party seeking to establish that might face the cost and uncertainty of litigation . |
| 3 | Thon wee Marie Tress that used to work the upper circle got stuck ahint the safe in the office way him an he vernear tane the blouse affer . |
| 4 | If being Maori were a significant variable this might arise because of an inherent effect of being Maori or because there are other confounding variables that have not been considered that could explain the difference between Maori and non-Maori children . |
| 5 | Terry captures the fresh , close-cropped looks that could blight the careers of a generation of older , taller and more exotic models . |
| 6 | Referring to Figure 1 it is obvious that a single chain of atoms in tension must be uniformly stressed and should reach the theoretical strength ( la ) . |
| 7 | Ice A pack of ice applied to the site of the injury is cooling and will cause the blood to constrict . |
| 8 | The IRA has always known better than to attack the security forces of the Republic , since it would instantly lose whatever support it has and could provoke the Irish government to order internment , as it did in the distant past . |
| 9 | Jesus is the Anointed One , the Messiah , the long-awaited representative of God who has and will establish the kingdom of God on earth . |
| 10 | So long as the new productive potentials take this form — which can not guarantee and may contradict the thrust of the content — progressive , collective effects will depend vitally on the nature of the musical content and on the mode of its reception and use . |
| 11 | They also stated that the monuments and war graves " dedicated to the victims of war and tyranny which have been erected on German soil will be respected and will enjoy the protection of German law " , and that in the united Germany " the free democratic basic order will be protected by the constitution … |
| 12 | In case you forget and would like the staff at Frank Glennon Limited to give you a free quotation before your next renewal date please complete and return the coupon below . |
| 13 | The process , it is said , would involve an investigation of what the Minister meant by the words he used and would inhibit the Minister in what he says by attaching legislative effect to his words . |
| 14 | It not only offers chefs total control in the kitchen , but also has the added advantage of being a more flexible , practical and energy efficient alternative to conventional cookers — points that will please the person responsible for the finances . |
| 15 | But the non-legal aspect of citizenship is also vital , and appropriate institutional and procedural arrangements need to be developed that will promote the practice of citizenship and harness senses of national community , social cohesion and ‘ civic virtue ’ to the benefit of both the state and the community of citizens . |
| 16 | The Yorkshire is taking the same approach but also provides booster discounts that will cut the cost of a mortgage by 2.55 per cent for first-time buyers , but only for six months . |
| 17 | Cells do exist that can influence the excitability of the cortical neurones , in the locus coeruleus and the raphe nucleus , deep within the brain . |
| 18 | The Board claimed the crew of the liner , the world 's largest , and a harbour pilot made course changes without realising that would take the vessel over a shoal , marked by the crew as an area to avoid . |
| 19 | Little evidence is presented that would support the claim that the moral panics associated with permissiveness were linked to the latter panic over street crime . |
| 20 | Secondly , in order to maximize the use of scarce capital resources , industries were selected that could utilize the backlog of technological change that had been developed in the Western economies . |
| 21 | Additional cover may be demanded by LCH from time to time in respect of initial or variation margin , as new contracts are presented by the member for registration , as the market price moves in relation to subsisting open contracts or when something occurs that might affect the member 's performance . |
| 22 | Clothes shop that would fit the bill |
| 23 | But there were , inevitably , in a period when municipal provision was subject to restraint , problems about the achievement of the social services support that would match the NHS devolution . |
| 24 | It is exercised in perception , and the recognition that there is more in what is seen than may meet the casual eye . |
| 25 | But two powerful senators , Robert Dole and Howard Metzenbaum , scotched the idea , saying it was a special interest tax break that would cost the Treasury $64 million over four years . |
| 26 | To dread the slightest sneeze or cough that might herald the onset of polio or tuberculosis . |
| 27 | The Video Guide provides teachers with complete lesson plans that will ensure the most effective use of the video and Activity Book . |
| 28 | The sunburn redness may not reveal itself until later in the day and by that time , the damage will be done and could ruin the rest of your stay . |
| 29 | She in turn may hope that in time she will get the caring response she is really seeking and will pursue the pattern . |
| 30 | The result was a considerable power struggle , where huge sums of money were spent to protect the many and various positions : the money was used primarily to produce conceptual frameworks for aspects of governmental accounting which would then be generally accepted and would provide the base for future standard-setting . |