Example sentences of "these [noun] [vb mod] [not/n't] be " in BNC.
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| 31 | When the Labour party issued a statement of post-war aims in 1943 ( The Colonies : the Labour Party 's post-war policy for the African and Pacific colonies ) , it affirmed : ‘ For a considerable time to come these peoples will not be ready for self-government , and European peoples and States must be responsible for the administration of their territories . ’ |
| 32 | If you and they are to succeed , these goals must not be conflicting . |
| 33 | The court held that these words could not be used as the words were absolutely privileged . |
| 34 | These guidelines would not be legally enforceable but would provide objectives against which local and national air pollution control policies could be judged by all concerned . |
| 35 | The Association would regard the professional responsibilities of the librarian to include full discretion over the acquisitions made by the library service within the terms of the general guidelines laid down by an employer : in the case of public libraries these guidelines should not be expected to allow local censorship . |
| 36 | An additional potential benefit is that charging depreciation means that funds are set aside ( though these funds need not be and probably will not be liquid ) to maintain the capital of the organization . |
| 37 | It was pointed out that these lists should not be seen as hierarchical . |
| 38 | The danger of inadvertent " correction " by the pilot in response to these illusions can not be overstressed . |
| 39 | These sessions should not be too long , just five minutes or so , two or three times every day . |
| 40 | These roles need not be a burden if they were divided up between more people . |
| 41 | Although these biases can not be refuted , in reality the staff completing the schedules tended to be those dealing with residents on a day to day basis , rather than home owners and managers , who might have been more concerned with the implications the results may have had for their establishment . |
| 42 | These offences can not be regarded as trivial because sometimes they result in an employee 's or innocent bystander 's death , serious injury , or permanently impaired health . |
| 43 | These parents may not be providing a good quality of interaction with their child and so demand a much higher level of therapeutic input . |
| 44 | These obligations can not be ignored . |
| 45 | By implication , these models should not be used , as they often are , to evaluate different policy regimes , since it is precisely when a different policy regime is adopted that they become unreliable . |
| 46 | The proposals themselves were generally positive and paved the way for community-based nursing to really move forward as a cohesive and dynamic force , but the fact remains that significant concerns have been raised , and the organisations and individuals concerned should at least have an explanation as to why these concerns can not be acted upon , if that is indeed the case . |
| 47 | The fact , however , that they have designed a language to fulfil these functions does not necessarily mean that these functions could not be fulfilled in other ways , nor that their language is intrinsically connected with them , nor that the language has necessarily been proven to succeed in achieving these ideals . |
| 48 | These functions can not be combined to operate from one switch , and the cost of custom built electronic switching would be prohibitive . |
| 49 | Sex and romance are the key ingredients to these books and these elements can not be stressed too strongly . |
| 50 | The development of the law of peace along these lines would not be a return to the acceptance of the legality of armed conflict as an instrument of national policy , but it would involve the articulation of a theory of the just war , however dangerous this may seem . |
| 51 | These mops can not be used with an ordinary mop bucket because of their shape and are employed with hand or foot operated roller compression buckets or geared press wringers which are bucket mounted . |
| 52 | Although these matters may not be particularly important as far as the haematological features are concerned , they certainly are with respect to ventilation . |
| 53 | Eventually these matters will not be decided by analytical judgement alone , but will depend on the triumphs and failures of diverse institutional forms of power/knowledge in the making of the postmodern world . |
| 54 | These matters will not be easily resolved . |
| 55 | In future , these matters will not be decided here because responsibility for many of them may be transferred to Europe . ’ |
| 56 | The complexity of the issues meant that these matters could not be dealt with by popular vote . |
| 57 | The extensive consultation which takes place between central government and these associations should not be seen as a generous concession by government but as ‘ the inevitable response in a situation where the centre lacks detailed control . |
| 58 | Different large-scale multi-divisional enterprises may exploit these advantages in different degrees , according to the form and degree of diversification they have developed and according to the particular effectiveness of their management , but the general point here is that these advantages can not be written off as financial/speculative considerations . |
| 59 | However , its efficiency advantages in these circumstances should not be used to infer that it is a panacea of organizational design . |
| 60 | But , of course , slabs of whatever shape must overlap the liner by a couple of inches , so our crazy paving did n't fit as it should … in the end , it was a case of another jigsaw , but these pieces could n't be cut . |