Example sentences of "and [noun] [noun pl] have [pron] " in BNC.

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1 Does he also agree that only by standing shoulder to shoulder with our American and NATO allies have we been able to win the war against communism in the Soviet bloc ?
2 Requirements membership , a means for users and X/Open customers to have their say in defining future requirements via another tier of working groups , costs £13,000 and includes participation in the Xtra workshops , X/Open 's conferences and ‘ access ’ to the technical workgroups .
3 The company says you ca n't just sell technology alone to commercial accounts and its Fortune 500 and government customers have lots of PCs and Macs and a whole lot of character terminals .
4 Some hotel and restaurant groups have their own systems trainers , who will receive instruction from the supplier and then ‘ cascade ’ what they have learned to operations staff at the units .
5 Perhaps it was just the effect of the tourist season , but Spain seemed very much more prosperous , and the construction companies and property developers had their giant cranes everywhere , their crude colours looming garishly over the old amber-rose stone of the city 's most ancient monuments .
6 Mind you he also said that David Mellor , Norman Lamont and Michael Mates had nothing to worry about with their jobs .
7 President Michael Jones said : ‘ At last it looks as though home owners and estate agents have something to be cheerful about . ’
8 President Michael Jones said : ‘ At last it looks as though home owners and estate agents have something to be cheerful about .
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