Example sentences of "these [noun pl] have [be] [vb pp] " in BNC.

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1 In two cases these policies had been developed as a result of dialogue between the housing department and local disability organisations .
2 There is a number of general commentaries on key settlements , but few detailed analyses of how effectively these policies have been implemented .
3 The algebraic structure of these transformations has been analysed by Geroch ( 1972 ) .
4 When all these objects had been tested and discussed , they took them out and put them on the shelf in two groups : those that floated , and those that sank .
5 You will see that some of these Objects have been achieved over the years .
6 These disciplines have been joined by many others from different fields , from Law to Business Studies , to Social Administration , to Gender Studies , to Forestry , Religious Studies and Natural Resources .
7 Almost all of these estates had been mortgaged and German banks were unwilling to lend more money at the rates the Junkers requested .
8 Besides providing homes for the newcomers to the city , these estates have been occupied by people moving out of the old city centre and out of some of the older terraced houses .
9 These Minutes have been circulated with the Agenda for the meeting of the Policy Committee on the second of November .
10 Figures 11.7 and 11.8 show how these patterns have been reflected during the past decade , in England , in A level passes held by school leavers .
11 These reels have been tried and tested by ourselves in Kenya and as a result many of the top game fishing boats in Kenya are now using them .
12 Many of these woods have been abandoned or grubbed up for agricultural use .
13 I was tempted when examining these drawings to propose a hypothesis that some of these artists had been attracted to formalism and minimalism because of its supposed neutrality ; the absent author was , after all , without gender .
14 A large number of places , particularly the smaller cities and towns of southern England , have been on the receiving end of all three major migration streams , while at the other extreme the large cities , particularly those in northern England and Scotland ( the ‘ urban north ’ ) , have acted as the main reservoir from which these flows have been drawn .
15 In the paranoid , anguished silence you surmise , or maybe you were told later , that these heavies have been swindled in some drug deal in the scuzzy wine lodge next door , and that they are out to commit violence against the perpetrator .
16 Support for these views has been sought in the small , variable , pleural sclerites of the Apterygote insects , though recent work on these by Manton ( 1972 ) has cast serious doubt on the subcoxal theory .
17 A careful assessment of these views has been made by D.C. Heggie .
18 These values have been calculated according to the rules prescribed by Lautro .
19 Since the beginnings of industrialisation these values have been provided by Christianity .
20 None of these vacancies has been filled .
21 These indices have been used to produce 113 maps for England and Wales at a scale of 1:63,360 and although the five grades shown on the maps provide a broad pattern of where the best ( grade 1 ) and worst ( grade 5 ) land is , the maps have , however , been roundly criticized .
22 The bogies are new : the BT4l evolved in Switzerland , to give good riding at the 140mph ( 225 km/hr ) speeds for which these coaches have been designed .
23 But these activities have been conducted at a loss , and the competition both from Europe and the USA has intensified .
24 Since , for example , administrative and financial activities do not impinge on plant records , these activities have been separated on two LANs — they work faster and more efficiently separately , and faults in one do not disable the other .
25 Many of these activities have been discussed elsewhere in this book , so the scope of this chapter is limited mainly to analysing the role of local authorities , which exercise specific statutory planing powers within the countryside .
26 When these activities have been agreed it is hoped to prepare information notes for the school , pupils and parents .
27 The very limited results of these programmes have been ascribed to the lack of security for teaching personnel , especially in rural areas , and the suspicion and fear of potential learners .
28 These programmes have been designed for general managers at all levels who wish to enhance their career progression .
29 In view of the high rates of unemployment in the Highlands and Islands and especially the Western Isles , these programmes have been taken particularly seriously there .
30 These accounts have been prepared under the Accounting Standards Board Financial Reporting Standard No. 3 , ‘ Reporting Financial Performance ’ .
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