Example sentences of "to their [noun pl] on " in BNC.
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| 1 | They aim to provide participants with a greater awareness of effective teamworking and its benefits and enable them to contribute their thoughts and ideas to their managers on current key business issues . |
| 2 | Some research companies like Nielsen and Attwood do continuous research for marketing departments which subscribe to their reports on a monthly or annual basis . |
| 3 | Fourth , until 1981 , trade unions could evade having to make any payments to their members on strike since they were in receipt of supplementary benefit . |
| 4 | The question of the taxation of merchant seamen in respect of travel concessions to their families on their employers ' ships was raised by another speaker and an amendment ( No. 299 ) was tabled to meet their position . |
| 5 | She had offered Dora and Lyddy a holiday , a chance to go back to their families on their inland farms , but they had refused with dignity . |
| 6 | The rhetoric of Idealism , as proclaimed by , for example , Sadler , Urwick , and Haldane , gave intellectual credence to their views on the importance of educating for the new democratic age , as they perceived it , especially after 1918 . |
| 7 | Their views on programmes for urban renewal tend to follow similar lines to their views on welfare , with large-scale intervention not seen as a public responsibility . |
| 8 | Has anyone bothered to canvas them as to their views on recent political changes in South Africa ? |
| 9 | We require information from the Science Strategy Group as to their views on the future of collaborative research projects . |
| 10 | in connection with an offer of securities , open for acceptance for a period fixed by the Directors , by way of rights to holders of Ordinary Shares in proportion ( as near as may be ) to their holdings on a record date fixed by the Directors ( subject to such exclusions or other arrangements as the Directors may deem necessary or expedient to deal with problems under the laws of any territory or the requirements of any regulatory body or any Stock Exchange in any territory or in connection with any fractional entitlements or otherwise howsoever ) ; |
| 11 | The Bank is considering the view of the IBOA to their proposals on Job Sharing and will revert back at an early date . |
| 12 | The argument about the convergence of moderate determinism and moderate indeterminism in their positions on the predictability of criminal action , applies equally to their positions on manipulability . |
| 13 | Psychology 's socially-coded ‘ biological ’ interpretations extend beyond evolutionary relationships to , for instance , generalizations from the effects of sex hormones on rat behaviour , to their effects on humans . |
| 14 | This programme of research is concerned with taxation and social security with particular reference to their effects on incentives and on the distribution of income . |
| 15 | International : Tories get close to their cousins on the continent |
| 16 | The recent decision by the French Government to give in to their farmers on the lamb war only underlines the position . |
| 17 | But , unlike him , the other two were serious professional soldiers and were entitled to their commands on their own merits . |
| 18 | Showing no signs of reaction to their efforts on Sunday in winning the FA Cup semi-final against Norwich , Sunderland produced some inventive , attacking football with Byrne always involved . |
| 19 | Then he took a ruler and joined the extremities to their opposites on the other side of the pattern . |
| 20 | Having been groped by the Croatian National Guard , the friends parted company , the press to their pens on the platform 's left hand , Joshua to sit among the delegates of his local Party . |
| 21 | CCG catering manager David Betteridge also operates services for the 300 trading floor executives , who can order lunch directly from the restaurant , delivered in individual packages to their desks on purpose built trolleys . |
| 22 | The governors stuck reasonably well to their instructions on this and other matters and , while they did not always understand the new societies in which they were serving , eighteenth-century attacks on their competence were certainly on some occasions political propaganda that colonists were naturally tempted to launch against men who were carrying out the policy of a distant monarch and government . |
| 23 | They ca n't deliver to their customers on time . |
| 24 | Leo XIII 's approach to social and economic questions was qualified and priests were ordered to submit to their bishops on social and political matters . |
| 25 | If they were not washed in this way they would be a danger to their neighbours on returning to ordinary secular activities . |
| 26 | They returned to their seats on the patio . |
| 27 | The evacuees included 3,000 who had returned to their homes on Monday but had been driven back to the centres by the volcano 's sulphurous stench . |
| 28 | Accordingly , in our judgment , the defendants remain entitled on the taking of the account to their costs on an indemnity basis . |
| 29 | Inside , they quietly ascended the huge curved staircase which led to their bedrooms on the upper floor . |
| 30 | When the judges speak to their fellows on the bench , they do so in verse ( Love 's Labour 's Lost , I.i.304ff. ; Measure for Measure , II.i . |