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

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1 The President appealed to his compatriots to stand with him in support of the war , declaring that its cost in lives " is beyond our power to measure , but the cost of closing our eyes to aggression is beyond mankind 's power to imagine " .
2 AN ADVERTISING campaign to attract shoppers to Darlington is to be launched by the borough council .
3 QUOTAS which restrict imports of Japanese cars to Europe are to be dropped from the end of 1992 , in return for greater access to the Japanese market for European carmakers , the EC Commission said yesterday .
4 He would come out with lines like , ‘ Let your words to God be as the noise of Esau ! ’
5 The process of making amends to others is in Step 9 and is not normally covered within a residential treatment centre but is left for later work with the support of the Anonymous Fellowship and guidance of a sponsor .
6 Average shipments for the three months to April were up 3.5% on the March figure at $1,919m , and up 34.3% on the year ago figure .
7 Comparable tokamaks to JET are under construction in Japan and the United States .
8 After 1902 the duties on British manufactured imports to Germany were on the average about 25 per cent .
9 Allocation of systems verifiers to centres is along geographic lines .
10 Odling 's contributions to chemistry were in two main directions : medical and theoretical .
11 In this instance , self-citations to theses are of a different nature to self-citations of published papers .
12 World cotton consumption was a record 86m bales , and the ratio of stocks to consumption was at an all-time low .
13 AN incentive scheme to attract senior officers to Sefton is under review .
14 The significance and scale of the surge of patients to GPs was in most other respects not appreciated .
15 I made my way through the crowds to Farr 's in Brown Street , managed to get right up to the entrance and poke my head around the door to see what was going on .
16 Based on extensive research , it concluded that parents ' attitudes to education were of supreme importance in influencing children 's educational success — more so than the parents ' educational or occupational status , than material circumstances at home , and than schools themselves .
17 A CBI survey out today shows British exports to Europe are at their lowest level since April .
18 However , some of the improvements to functionality are of marginal importance to the average financial user .
19 All our flights to Amsterdam are to Amsterdam Schiphol — one of Europe 's most modern and efficient airports .
20 British Rail admits travellers to London are at the sharp end .
21 He stated that upon penetration ‘ The quick sense of honour , the pride of virtue which nature hath implanted in the female heart … is already violated past redemption and the injurious consequences to society are in every respect complete . ’
22 For example , Datir ( 1978 : 212 ) found that , in the state of Maharastra , over two-thirds of all admissions of convicts to prisons were of people serving one month or less ; and a third of admissions were for ticketless travel on the railway , usually through inability to pay fines .
23 Deciding which of these approaches to back is like entering a lottery , but informed prejudice gives some guide to the odds .
24 These references to injustice are of considerable value .
25 They have been used for thousands of years , one of the earliest references to salt being in the Old Testament when Lot 's wife was turned to salt in the desert .
26 References to arbitration are on the following numbered Terms unless otherwise directed : ( 1 ) The arbitrator shall appoint a date for the preliminary consideration of the dispute , unless the size or nature of the claim or other circumstances make such a course undesirable or unneccessary .
27 Put both side levers to I is for knitting with the carriage those needles in working ( B ) position , while others are in E , holding position .
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