Example sentences of "these [noun pl] be [adv] [to-vb] " in BNC.

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1 The result of these cases was greatly to limit the right to picket .
2 Ostensibly , the purpose of these programmes is either to elicit public help with solving the crime or to show how the police work .
3 The combined effect of these concessions was virtually to remove from threat of rate-capping all but about 20 ( 4.4 per cent ) of the 456 principal local authorities then existing in England and Wales .
4 These anxieties were shortly to lead to his mental collapse .
5 These messages are often to do with guilt : ‘ I do n't deserve things to go well for me . ’
6 ( Many of these prosecutions were later to collapse . )
7 And so the idea of these days is just to reaffirm these erm basic principles of safety .
8 Their relatively humdrum job these days is merely to argue about the best mechanism for finding out what the people want , the best way of looking after the country 's interests abroad and , in economics , the rival merits of maximising productive efficiency and maximising compassion for the poor devils who get least out of the efficiency .
9 These reforms were ultimately to cause the falling off in the composition of orchestrally accompanied church music as such accompaniments would only be required for special feast days and there would be no place for it in everyday circumstances .
10 These changes were partly to handle the massive , though poor , People 's Republic of China , incorporated into the ‘ low-income economies ’ and the dropping of the geographical reference is a nod of recognition in the direction of the African and Asian and other countries who claim to be socialist .
11 The overall effect of these changes was largely to remove local authorities ' financial independence .
12 One of these things is certainly to plant churches .
13 So the quick way , then , of doing these decimals is just to move the move the point .
14 Long term follow up of these patients is underway to see if any of them develop PSC .
15 The Widdicombe Committee 's response ( 1986 , ch. 6 ) to these developments was firmly to assert the need for officers to remain neutral and to serve the council collectively .
16 All of the people who were going to entertain these friends were there to greet them .
17 The object of these exercises was sometimes to try and get a change of policy , sometimes to indicate alarm should certain lines of policy be carried further and sometimes so that the critics can signal their feelings to sections of the party outside Parliament ( Left-wing MPs , for instance , use this method to get support in the annual elections to the National Executive Committee of the party from activists in the constituencies ) .
18 The recognition of parents who intentionally harmed their children could not be easily accommodated within the understanding of what these services were there to do : the scandals and the subsequent enquiries revealed time and again that social workers could not see what to lay people was painfully obvious , and what lawyers and other professionals ( with the benefit of hindsight ) constructed to be their duty to recognize .
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