Example sentences of "[noun] were to be " in BNC.

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1 The words were to be simply interpreted ( p202 ) .
2 The zaibatsu were to be dissolved as interlocking corporate entities and the US model of monopoly control established .
3 Omelettes were to be made without the breaking of eggs .
4 Since that time clearly we 've also had a series of further er indications development government guidance on the issue , new P P G one , three , and twelve all produced in March ninety two , which made it quite clear the environmental considerations were to be given greater attention in development plans .
5 All such styles were to be seen at the exhibition , but classically based designs predominated .
6 What was done to achieve this elusive parity of esteem which was required if the new schools were to be acceptable to parents and pupils ?
7 In December 1839 , schools were to be established for the use of workmen in the Company 's employ ; in June 1840 , these were to include a reading room .
8 On 14 August 1903 , the school teachers asked to keep their travelling privileges after the schools were to be handed over to the Local Education Authority .
9 Local schools were to be free to buy in the services of private organisations to inspect their standards .
10 The Secretary of State argued , inter alia , that the selection process necessary now that the grammar schools were to be retained could not be adequately organised within the available time , and that this was unreasonable behaviour within section 68 .
11 These schools were to be non-denominational and open to inspection .
12 There was to be an import ban on construction materials for which local substitutes were available , and cuts in subsidies to coffee producers and exporters were to be made by April .
13 But no steps were to be taken to put them into effect until they had been communicated to the king , who , when he had satisfied himself that they had been made without prejudice , would decide what was to be done .
14 Labour Research ( 1988a ) suggested that the strict mining safety laws would have to be weakened if the coal industry were to be privatised .
15 Uniform national standards of performance for new industry were to be established .
16 Among the factors which they are required to take into account in reaching a decision are the seriousness of the offence , and whether their own powers of punishment would be adequate if the defendant were to be convicted ( section 19 , Magistrates ' Courts Act 1980 ) .
17 Readers were to be left with the impression that a ‘ woodchopper ’ beating out the time audibly and often was the inevitable result and proof of unmusical French ‘ good taste ’ : one preferring permanent metrical chaos .
18 The statute in pursuance of which the challenged action was done would provide guidance to the court as to what grievances were to be considered as giving a genuine cause for complaint .
19 Staff were advised that the company was looking for a new property when the search for a new suitable area began and when Aldermaston had been identified as the place where the new offices were to be built .
20 Seventeen premiums were to be awarded .
21 Free speech and free political association were to be backed by an extension of the franchise to all adults over the age of 20 , a formal extension of the power of the elected legislature ( the Diet ) and guarantees of judicial independence from both the executive and the Diet .
22 If , however , a definite association were to be found between the occurrence of skin cancers or miscarriages and the continued use of computer monitors , then computer manufacturers and importers who continued to make or sell equipment giving off such dangerous emissions would be liable under the Act .
23 If solutions were to be found they would be of a technological nature .
24 This would not arise if the universal conception were to be theoretically dominant in a social psychology which resembled a universal anthropology more than it did a historical social science .
25 In the glorious Summer of 1914 military guards were to be stationed at Saltash Pier and other landing places ‘ as a precaution ’ .
26 Soviet customs regulations were to be maintained in Lithuania ( the Lithuanian government on March 17 had announced plans to curb exports from the republic , including introduction of Lithuanian-run border checkpoints ) , and guards were to be posted around nuclear power stations and " other very important sites which are all-union property " .
27 In the end a compromise emerged under which some — eventually most or all — hospitals and community units were to be allowed to become ‘ independent trusts ’ owning their own buildings and having their own governing bodies .
28 During 1992 some 5,500 of the proposed 19,500 state housing units were to be constructed in occupied territories .
29 At the same time , the main drive units were to be thoroughly overhauled and the existing motor generator sets replaced .
30 If their blood were to be circulated through thin flaps extending laterally from the back they could certainly warm themselves very effectively and quickly in the sunshine .
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