Example sentences of "have [vb pp] [noun] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Again , FMI developments have aroused tensions among middle- and lower-management grades , not only through fears about jobs and increased central monitoring , but concern also that financial stringency could impact on staff development and training ‘ with longer term consequences for an efficient and effective Civil Service ’ ( Public Accounts Committee , 1986–7c , para. 39 ) . |
| 2 | The appeals to the GDR to join the FRG have aroused concern , not only among political parties and people in the GDR who are being advised to renounce their statehood and to make the GDR a part of Nato . |
| 3 | Such rulings have aroused concern amongst academic lawyers and other socio-legal researchers , but it has to be asked whether they are likely to have any far reaching impact . |
| 4 | Concentrations of apatite , magnetite , and base metals ( Notholt and others , 1985 ) have aroused interest from time to time . |
| 5 | In the Labour Party in my lifetime only two men of quality — Bevan and Wilson — have aroused hostility of this order , and they are the two most potent and significant characters that have emerged . |
| 6 | Recognising this achievement , the RAF Museum have honoured TMAM with the loan of two of its treasures , both record breakers and both steeped in the history of Tangmere itself . |
| 7 | The move will help Fiat regain market share from French and German importers , which have hiked prices after recent currency crises . |
| 8 | This is known as the punch drunk syndrome , where victims suffer slurred speech , poor balance and memory loss and dementia years after they have stopped boxing . |
| 9 | DRUG SQUAD officers have stopped plans to give visitors to the Expo ‘ 92 World 's Fair in Seville a ‘ true taste ’ of life in Bolivia . |
| 10 | My legs have stopped dancing . |
| 11 | Others have been less cautious , the League Against Cruel Sports stating openly that they will progress to these other two activities when they have stopped hunting and the Hunt Saboteurs ' Association having also already shown an interest . |
| 12 | ‘ Now that Richard Harris and Peter O'Toole have stopped drinking , they do n't look nearly as robust as they used to . |
| 13 | Not long after , however , they hear that the late B 's family have stopped mourning . |
| 14 | But fifty miles away in Gloucester the same laws have stopped Yvonne Bremer from setting up a female taxi business altogether . |
| 15 | ‘ D' you mean that our mechanics have stopped work while some fat arse-hole from bloody Corps inspects their scrofulous webbing ? ’ he shouted . |
| 16 | And finally , builders have stopped work on a three million pound sports centre in Cheltenham because they do n't want to disturb a blackbird 's nest . |
| 17 | On occasion I have stopped eating , too . |
| 18 | We have stopped breeding . |
| 19 | This is the Government who have stopped pensioners getting an annual increase in line with Community living standards , a deliberate act of policy in 1980 , which cumulatively so far — according to a parliamentary answer to me on 25 November last — has removed from pensioners £31.8 billion of improved pensions which they would otherwise have had . |
| 20 | The bells in the shrine have stopped ringing and gradually the drumming abates and the vibrations are stilled . |
| 21 | ‘ I notice all the bells have stopped ringing , ’ he said brightly . |
| 22 | Hence selection without these tests — which means reliance on grades , conduct , or family connections — is likely to be more biased than selection without them , Many state school systems have stopped routine intelligence testing , which means that most children will lose the benefits of a proper use of their scores in individualising instruction . |
| 23 | Probably many of us have treasured letters containing gems of spiritual guidance which have come to us when the writer could not , or during times of personal need or crisis . |
| 24 | No doubt all those of us who saw him play have treasured memories of particular occasions when John Jackson performed as a man inspired to keep Palace 's goal intact . |
| 25 | The very changes which have lengthened life have made the coming of death feel stranger and harsher from its new unfamiliarity . |
| 26 | They have bevelled edges to reduce on-site damage and make it easier to work with . |
| 27 | YOUNG thugs have wrecked moves to create a ‘ model prison regime ’ by staging a three-hour riot . |
| 28 | The problems at the bank have plagued Cerus for over two years . |
| 29 | Times being hard , the vicious squabbles that have plagued Peru since the 1960s have broken out again , between raw-material exporters ( who want freer trade ) and manufacturers ( who want still more protection ) . |
| 30 | The condition occurs most commonly in children who have had close contact with household pets , or who have frequented areas such as public parks where there is contamination of the ground by dog faeces . |