Example sentences of "even [conj] they have [verb] the " in BNC.
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| 1 | This was a telling comment on Francoism 's concept of " normality " and , particularly , on its view of the intellectual and political capacity of women : men who were not the head of the household in which they lived and all unmarried women were disenfranchized , even if they had reached the age of majority . |
| 2 | They lived at a low level of amenity for , even if they had had the wealth and knowledge to run a specialized judiciary or a hospital service , they resisted the organizational and constitutional consequences of such institutions . |
| 3 | There was little point and no real justification in attempting to give chase , even if they had known the direction in which he had disappeared . |
| 4 | I think people should stick with what suits them , even if they 've had the same thing for years . |
| 5 | Even if they have found the previous hour of talks excruciating , finding they have little in common on a whole host of difficult issues , they will come out smiling . |
| 6 | Erm probates Or rather procedure on death because probate is proving a will , in the Latin if there 's no will it 's letters of administration which is a similar procedure , except that the will speaks from death and therefore your appointment of the executors is effective from death and therefore your appointment of executors is effective from death , they can do certain things even before they 've proven the will Which administrators ca n't do cos they do n't have the power until they 've proved that they 're the people entitled . |
| 7 | Reform of the law which makes businesses still liable for their successors ' defaults even after they have assigned the lease . |
| 8 | An earnout may help to continue to motivate the vendors and secure their services even after they have received the initial consideration . |
| 9 | Governments over the '60s and '70s , as I suggested earlier , have not had the capacity , even when they have had the will , to launch a frontal assault on the organised working class and force through a radical restructuring in spite of its resistance . |
| 10 | Developers who 've begun turning an old railway site into a multi-million pound housing , shops and offices complex , have promised that work will continue even though they 've put the development up for sale . |
| 11 | even though they 'd taken the car . |