Example sentences of "[vb mod] [verb] [prep] be made " in BNC.
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| 1 | Yet such a comment may need to be made , nevertheless , to point out the quality of a picture . |
| 2 | The broker may need to be made aware of this duty . |
| 3 | Unless I have missed it earlier in this debate , I think there may be a point of clarification which may need to be made er with the result of yesterday 's decision , and that is that section two , which we 're now discussing , speaks of the position of parents who are not communicant members . |
| 4 | The design process is recognised as being one of refinement , in which a number of iterations may need to be made before all the design goals are achievable . |
| 5 | No agreement can thus be reached about the use of that space and its correct functioning ; the interfacing geometry can not be finalized and changes may need to be made in order to remove violation once construction has taken place within the black box . |
| 6 | Furthermore , a disclosure of the transaction may need to be made in the company 's annual accounts as a result of CA 1985 , s232 . |
| 7 | Mortgages will not be affected and payments should continue to be made in the normal way . |
| 8 | ’ WEU could establish a link between a Europe in the process of unification and an Atlantic Alliance in the process of transformation and thus provide the vehicle for a stronger Europe to contribute more to joint security WEU must be at one and the same time the means of allowing Europe to make its voice heard in a Euro-American dialogue ’ — it must never be forgotten that Europe must always have an input into that dialogue — ’ of which the Atlantic Alliance is the institutional framework and the instrument for making the most of the European contribution to the defence of the West This contribution of Europe is the more essential in that the American military presence on the continent of Europe , reduced since the war in the Gulf , will remain below what it was in the past Defence policy should continue to be made in the organisations which assure collective defence , NATO , and WEU . |
| 9 | Question 13 Subject to this , do you agree that grants from the compensation fund should continue to be made without limitation to individual private clients who have lost money as a result of a solicitors dishonesty ? |
| 10 | Tonight the MP for Oxford East said every effort should continue to be made to trace the missing pension millions . |
| 11 | Corrections might have to be made if Single or Double Summertime ( Daylight Saving Time ) is in operation . |
| 12 | Apart from the anxiety caused by such uncertainty and the distress concerned , difficult decisions might have to be made about how to proceed . |
| 13 | Not one of them has enjoyed internal political loyalty and they have therefore lacked the strength or authority to transact formal negotiations in which controversial concessions might have to be made . |
| 14 | On the other hand , Risk was seen as being a possible focus for dissent on the Board , as someone who would interfere with hard decisions that might have to be made about Distillers , and who would , therefore , behave in a more executive role than had been envisaged , rather than as a figurehead . |
| 15 | A decision might have to be made about the number of elderly people for which it is possible to take responsibility in any one family . |
| 16 | One task while this is going on is to observe how the groups are working , who is too dominant , who is too isolated , and what adjustments to the groups might have to be made . |
| 17 | A lease might purport to be made for the duration of the war subject to the tenant 's right to determine before the end of the war . |
| 18 | A letter was received from the chairman of the Edinburgh Federation of Community Centre Management Committees detailing the options which might require to be made to meet the Secretary of State ‘ s intention to ‘ cap ’ Lothian Regional Council ‘ s level of ‘ Poll Tax ’ for the current year by some £25 million . |
| 19 | But , as it was , he could expect to be made Solicitor-General and found a safe seat . |
| 20 | Reference is also made to other Anglican churches in the area as a choice may have to be made between one building and another . |
| 21 | It means that vital decisions have to be made quickly at an extremely difficult time for the mother , decisions which may have to be made from an ill-informed base . |
| 22 | Tough decisions may have to be made , friends may be lost . |
| 23 | Not all practical methods of transfer pricing will meet these aims at the same time and compromises may have to be made . |
| 24 | For the sake of relatives , decisions may have to be made which are apparently unwelcome to the old person . |
| 25 | Arrangements may have to be made for existing £6 membership who genuinely can not afford more but who would like to continue to receive the magazine . |
| 26 | These are available in various dosages , but may have to be made up specially to deliver the required dose . |
| 27 | What all this amounts to , among other things , is that in translating pronouns from English to , say , French , Italian , Greek , Spanish , Russian , German , or Bahasa Indonesia , decisions may have to be made along such dimensions as gender , degree of intimacy between participants , or whether reference includes or excludes the addressee . |
| 28 | In the first instance , the certificate may be limited to the taking of counsel 's opinion and another application may have to be made to the Area Director to amend the certificate for further action if counsel 's opinion appears to warrant it . |
| 29 | If users have little experience of using videocassette recorders or tape-slide equipment , a decision may have to be made on whether to ignore sources such as videocassettes or tape-slide sets which may be relevant to the database or to include such materials but ensure that help and guidance are available when the equipment is needed . |
| 30 | However , Lord Marshall 's letter says that because of the Government 's commitment to introduce competition into electricity supply as quickly as possible ‘ alternative arrangements for protecting the security of supply ’ would need to be made , involving a ‘ capacity deficiency scheme ’ . |