Example sentences of "[noun] have [verb] that the " in BNC.
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| 1 | , The Minister of Agriculture has announced that the system of ESAs , designated in 1986 , will continue and measures are being proposed for its improvement . |
| 2 | In response , the Ministry of Agriculture has suggested that the current Maximum Residue Level ( MRL ) of triazophos pesticide — used to kill carrot fly — be raised 20 times its current level to two milligrams per kilogram of carrots . |
| 3 | Full private funding of the link would require a rate of return of between 12%percnt ; and 15% and British Rail has argued that the project can not even provide the 8% return demanded of public sector investment . |
| 4 | The Scotsman has learned that the National Art Collections Fund has stripped the university of a purchase grant worth several thousand pounds because of its disquiet at the proposed sale . |
| 5 | NCVQ has approved that the HCIMA Certificate study material provides learning support for S/NVQs level III , whilst the Diploma material provides learning support for S/NVQs level IV . |
| 6 | But now Mr Justice Morland has ruled that the authority was n't liable for her injuries . |
| 7 | Shell has specified that the detector will be deemed safe to use only if it can withstand intensities of up to 8 v/m . |
| 8 | Its latest display was performed without even a fire extinguisher , but a top stuntman has warned that the act is highly dangerous . |
| 9 | Dr Alan Apling of the DoE has estimated that the UK contribution to NOx pollution in southern Norway could be ‘ more than 50 per cent in some areas ’ . |
| 10 | Banks has argued that the main factor in the decision to limit family size was the attempt to maintain the standard of living in more difficult economic circumstances in the late nineteenth century , and in particular the rising cost of servants which altered the middle class way of life . |
| 11 | Mr. Newman has argued that the earlier decisions involved the application of prior restraints and exercise of the discretion of the court , whereas the issue of a writ in libel is the first step in an action which a party has a right to take and consequently is outside the principles enunciated in those cases . |
| 12 | The recession has meant that the group has had to put its plans to float on hold . |
| 13 | Mr Ward has claimed that the £5.2m was a legitimate payment for ‘ valuable services ’ to Guinness during the Distillers takeover . |
| 14 | Indeed Mr Mr Williamson has argued that the policy is not more restrictive than national policy , it is clearly not in the county council 's mind that a more restrictive approach is needed . |
| 15 | Mr Williamson has recognized that the adaptation of existing buildings would be allowed . |
| 16 | Williamson has suggested that the nominal money earnings of common labourers ( non-agricultural ) increased by 75 per cent from 1797 to 1815 . |
| 17 | The United States Administration 's Office of Technology Assessment has claimed that the US could achieve cuts of up to 35 per cent in carbon dioxide emissions over the next 25 years without " major technological breakthroughs " or recourse to swingeing levies on energy consumption . |
| 18 | Fife health board has confirmed that the Princess Royal will perform the ceremony at the £52.8 million second phase of the West Fife District General Hospital in Dunfermline on 28 June . |
| 19 | Advice from the British Overseas Trade Board has indicated that the UK has a high reputation in the USA for quality carpets , that they appreciate personal service and good delivery and that British carpet might be seen as a status symbol . |
| 20 | The board has recommended that the interim dividend be maintained at 2.5 pence per share . |
| 21 | The Board has recommended that the Department issue a further specimen paper drafted with the assistance of teachers . |
| 22 | SCOTVEC 's Board has agreed that the local officers should now be known as Field Officers , rather than their former title of External Moderator , because the new title reflects much more faithfully the way in which their jobs have evolved over the five years of National Certificate 's life . |
| 23 | Our current cultural experience has revealed that the premise of a grand historical narrative presenting a unified cultural progression centred on interests that are male and European , and only dealing with activities engaged in by the minority in social and political control , can no longer compel our assent . |
| 24 | Firstly , karateka are not allowed to bring their own coaches with them to training sessions because experience has shown that the presence of other coaches breaks up the training atmosphere , and causes people to separate to far corners instead of remaining together . |
| 25 | ‘ Experience has shown that the Home Secretary on his own simply can not carry out oversight of MI5 , ’ Mr Day said . |
| 26 | For analogue sound-recording , experience has shown that the metal masters used in the process of pressing disc copies have a very long life . |
| 27 | Clinical experience has shown that the treatment approach can be used with approximately 30–40 per cent of patients referred to the general hospital after attempted suicide . |
| 28 | Experience has shown that the local appropriation of this programme often requires a long process of gestation and steady , patient work . |
| 29 | Experience has shown that the ideal temperature for freshwater tropical community fish is 24°C or 75°F , for marines 27°C or 80°F and for brackish waters 22°C or 72°F . |
| 30 | Experience has shown that the aim of developing an entire curriculum of media education is not a starting point but the end of a long process . |