Example sentences of "[noun pl] [verb] that their " in BNC.
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| 1 | But in such a modern industrialized state it was not long before many groups realized that their role in the social and economic system made their co-operation and support essential to the Communist Party . |
| 2 | These clubs are represented by an association , the Club and Institute Union ( 3,800 clubs/4 million members ) which , through the agencies of CORCA ( The Committee of Registered Clubs and Associations ) and an All Party Parliamentary group , attempts to see that their interests are preserved in national legislation . |
| 3 | The rate of ozone depletion in the Antarctic has slowed in the past few years , but the researchers say that their model predicts " a return to more rapid depletion during the next four years as the solar minimum is approached . " |
| 4 | In Natal — home of the current Currie Cup champions — rugby followers are desperate for the game 's authorities to accept that their game has slipped behind the times . |
| 5 | Most groups say that their patients are not conscious of the stimuli but some have reported that their patients are conscious of them ( Barbur et al. |
| 6 | So generally clear perceptions of strong press bias were overlaid by a tendency for readers to claim that their paper was relatively sympathetic to their own political viewpoint . |
| 7 | The authors stress that their proposal , based on computer simulations , remains " sensitive to many assumptions " , that " serious uncertainties remain " , and that many practical difficulties would have to be overcome . |
| 8 | In one recent study , in which colonic neoplasia coexisting with upper gastrointestinal lesions was a frequent finding , the authors acknowledge that their results might have little relevance to outpatient practice as patients were selected by reviewing the blood counts of hospital inpatients . |
| 9 | The injured parties say that their livers are ‘ not good ’ ( we would say we were feeling depressed ) , they ‘ miss their spouse ’ . |
| 10 | The other thing on that sort of erm side is that this is the first survey which we 've had since we started doing the survey in nineteen eighty eight when the first numbers were compiled , it 's the first survey which we 've had where the majority of regions ' manufacturers say that their unit costs have already fallen , erm we have n't seen that before , so the majority of regions said that the costs had fallen . |
| 11 | Journalists believed that their message could reach even the lower orders . |
| 12 | The authors conclude that their findings support the hypothesis that ‘ unions and management consider choices of bargaining structure in a systematic way that reflects the basic environment in which negotiations take place ’ ( p. 182 ) . |
| 13 | The authors believed that their serological results supported the view that infection with M paratuberculosis might cause Crohn 's disease . |
| 14 | There is often disagreement between spouses ; wives complain at best about lack of help and support from their husbands , at worst that their husbands make increased demands and take out their frustrations about the relative on their wives ; husbands complain that their wives are so |
| 15 | Manufacturers complain that their international competitors generally receive more state support and that other countries take a more cavalier attitude to the notion of fair trade . |
| 16 | The kids know that their parents have been in a car crash , of course . |
| 17 | Apparently the band members have been inundated with mail from the mothers of female fans complaining that their music is Satanic and they do not wish their daughters to have anything more to do with them . |
| 18 | The result of social and cognitive tests administered to the children between the ages of one and three obliged the authors to conclude that their data provided ‘ little or no support for the notion that how a mother interacts with her baby during the baby 's first few months of life has any particular consequences for later social or cognitive development ’ . |
| 19 | ‘ Nearly all supporters feel that their relative is not safe outside on their own , they spend a lot of time sitting around at home doing nothing , they can not occupy themselves , they seem unsteady on their feet , and naturally forget things that have just happened … . |
| 20 | Empire may strengthen the hand of prudence , because international humiliations tempt subjects to believe that their Emperor has no clothes . |
| 21 | And the designers reckon that their fish will also stand a reasonable battering . |
| 22 | The Monodactylus species are interesting and hardy aquarium subjects provided that their eventual need for salt water is born in mind . |
| 23 | Real power remained in the hands of the union delegations but it now became possible for the local parties to ensure that their opinions were more effectively voiced . |
| 24 | It also reaffirmed , with greater emphasis than the 1944 Act , the principle that children with special educational needs should normally be educated in ordinary schools provided that their needs can be met there , that the education of the other children does not suffer , and that it is compatible with the ‘ efficient use of resources ’ . |
| 25 | Good managers therefore take steps to ensure that their projects avoid claims which will be disputed . |
| 26 | There is a natural reluctance to make criminals of suppliers who have taken reasonable steps to ensure that their goods accord with modern standards . |
| 27 | In 1871 the Prussians feared that their Poles might rise up against them — partly as a late reaction to the failed anti-Russian uprising of 1863 , partly in protest at the incorporation of the Grand Duchy of Warsaw into the German Reich ; they deprived the Poles of the right to print their own magazines , newspapers and almanacs , and shortly afterwards banned the publication and circulation of Polish poetry . |
| 28 | Most heads felt that their level of job satisfaction had increased because they were able to make decisions quickly and then see the results of those decisions . |
| 29 | This was not supported by the results of the ICS , whose authors claim that their male interviewers actually uncovered more cases of sexual assault than did female interviewers . |
| 30 | But a large majority of newspaper readers felt that their own papers were biased . |