Example sentences of "there does not have " in BNC.

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1 For them , there does not have to be the agonising choice of warmth or food , because SSAFA , the Soldiers ' , Sailors ' and Airmen 's Families Association , exists to provide help for service and ex-service people , their widows , families and dependents in any crisis .
2 It is submitted by Mr. Moses that , for an offence to be committed under section 1(1) of the Act , there does not have to be use by the offender of one computer with intent to secure unauthorised access into another computer .
3 Mr. Beazley relied particularly on the Peters case , which he submitted shows that there does not have to be an actual contract in order to bring the case within article 5(1) ; but the relationship in that case between the association and its members was a consensual relationship which was manifestly very closely akin to an actual contract and in no way comparable , in my judgment , to the position here where there is no contract .
4 There does not have to be a reason . ’
5 There does not have to be a statutory ban — it can be left to the good judgment of the court .
6 It appears from this that there does not have to be a sale for money because free promotional gifts incur the same liabilities .
7 I mean there does n't have top be and
8 There does n't have to be a reason , ’ said the other man .
9 There does n't have to be a motive .
10 There does n't have to be a particular reason . ’
11 Had Darwin known about this you see Darwin could have turned on his critics and said , look , in the first place you 're quite wrong about genetics , there is no or at least there does n't have to be because mutations occur as errors or changes in the base sequences in , in the genetic code .
12 He says there does n't have to be , but it adds to the excitement !
13 Lucidas , I suppose , more than any other poem of Milton 's , and indeed I suppose more than any other poem in English , Lucidas shows us that there does n't have to be a conflict between personal involvement and formal rhetoric .
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