Example sentences of "[that] [vb mod] be [vb pp] on " in BNC.
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| 1 | This finality makes it proper to regard death as the most serious harm that may be inflicted on another , and to regard a person who chooses to inflict that harm as the most culpable of offenders , in the absence of some excuse or justification . |
| 2 | There is the sense here that reason is more than the sum of its parts , and that the serious pursuit of truth can , over time , generate a way of looking at the world and an approach to forming judgements on it that stands over and above any particular truths that may be assimilated on the way . |
| 3 | Mr Stan Hardy , the league 's new director-general , said yesterday that anybody could ask for material that may be held on them . |
| 4 | There 's one further search that should be made on a purchase or mortgage of unregistered land : if the seller or mortgagor is a limited company , which acquired the land before 1 January 1970 , search the Companies Register to ascertain whether any puisne mortgage ( ie a mortgage not protected by the deposit with the lender of the title deeds , such as a second mortgage ) is noted in its register of charges . |
| 5 | Pop music that should be heard on Top Of The Pops . |
| 6 | Erm I think we feel quite strongly that that erm er the the emphasis that should be placed on environmental considerations is is considerable . |
| 7 | In the final analysis you will have to make a decision that should be based on the most objective assessment you can make but relying to a certain extent on your own instinct and intuition . |
| 8 | It is the initial sorting out of requirements that must be done on an individual basis for the pupil with severe visual defect . |
| 9 | The costs of this are the interest that must be paid on it and the opportunity cost of being unable to undertake some other activity because of lack of funds . |
| 10 | There is indeed an immense amount of relevant work appearing from several directions that might be cited on the effect of organisational setting on individual information behaviour : see , for example , Boisot ( 1987 ) ; Tricker ( 1988 ) on cultural factors ; an interesting paper from an R & D perspective : |
| 11 | From the safety of space , it would prove an interesting experiment , one that might be duplicated on other worlds , far away , should it succeed . |
| 12 | Very often the appeal to the appellate tribunal can cover matters that might be raised on judicial review . |
| 13 | Homework , things that might be commented on in this |
| 14 | The Minister will know that we appreciate and share his concern about the handicap that might be placed on British industry by the European social charter . |
| 15 | But what better opportunity could there be of examining the fate of those seeds of reason that might be cast on the stony ground of the communal intelligence ? |
| 16 | However , having heard argument , I am satisfied that the order of Saville J. was provisional only and was subject to any further order that might be made on further material being placed before the court . |
| 17 | Consider a fictitious part that might be made on them in order to go through the network . |
| 18 | Indeed " spot the deliberate mistake " is one technique that might be used on occasions — a plastic object might be included in a collection of Victorian bric-à-brac , for instance , and the pupils would be required to explain that plastic had not been invented then . |
| 19 | And that 's the judgement that 'll be made on that day . |
| 20 | Other scientists were more concerned with physics that could be studied on earth . |
| 21 | Lord Sutherland told Maddison that life imprisonment was the only sentence that could be imposed on a murder charge . |
| 22 | They would rather ring for a cab for you , or even give you a lift home , than have to deal with any attack that could be made on you on your lonely way home . |
| 23 | Mr Brooke said the summer 's inter-party discussions were not peace talks as such , but they were one of the pressures that could be mounted on the terrorists . |
| 24 | However , the energies necessary to test a GUT or a TOE are unimaginably greater than anything that could be achieved on earth . |
| 25 | This new ‘ workflow ’ software opened up vast new possibilities for DIP solutions that could be justified on time savings and service improvements as well as space savings . |
| 26 | Do judges and lawyers recognize legal rights mainly in circumstances that could be explained on pragmatist grounds ? |
| 27 | Funds could therefore be appointed out to the children or other relevant UK beneficiaries without a tax charge ( although if subsequently income arose in the structure that could be assessed on the beneficiaries to the extent of the relevant income ) . |
| 28 | The police required a portable system that could be implemented on an IBM-compatible microcomputer . |
| 29 | The initial examination of the requirement was based on the categories derived in the earlier analysis , which produced some tentative conclusions about the type of records that could be held on a computer , and the potential advantages that could be gained . |
| 30 | The report starts with the premise that wild red deer are ‘ a valuable national asset that could be managed on a sustainable basis to produce greater net economic , environmental and social benefits than at present . ’ |