Example sentences of "of [noun] be to " in BNC.
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| 1 | The man of unity possesses no rivals for the very meaning of unity is to be at one with all men and all things . |
| 2 | If any sense of unity is to be preserved it must be created by the historians who tell the story . |
| 3 | This new form of Unity was to be concerned with foreign policy issues , virtually to the exclusion of the domestic policies contained in the original Unity Manifesto . |
| 4 | The aim of assessment is to : |
| 5 | First , the barrier is often a lack of theological understanding that the Spirit-filled life as described in the book of Acts is to be anticipated as the experience of believers today . |
| 6 | Bills of exchange raise special transparency considerations , for it is a tenet of the law relating to such instruments that the terms of payment are to be found exclusively in the instrument itself , without reference to extraneous facts . |
| 7 | This was the conclusion of the House of Lords in May & butcher v. R. ( 1934 ) where an agreement for the purchase of government tentage provided that the price , the manner of delivery and dates of payment were to be agreed upon from time to time . |
| 8 | The candle of hope is to me a more satisfactory symbol than a sickly stanza . |
| 9 | While the area health authority ( AHA ) had commissioned work to consider the future of its long-stay hospitals , the looming 1982 reorganization of the NHS by which the area tier of authorities was to be abolished , did not augur well for any initiative to be taken forward from such work . |
| 10 | A contribution of £1,000 is to be made by Cleveland County Council to British Rail towards publicity costs for the Esk Valley Line . |
| 11 | Other examples of discrimination are to be found in role titles such as foreman or tradesman widely used in business which imply the positions are normally ( and rightly ? ) filled by men . |
| 12 | The game structure the teacher planned was a neat ‘ horns of a dilemma ’ situation where the community 's wish to keep their cathedral as a place of sanctuary was to be challenged by the presence of a refuge-seeker who , they suddenly realised , might be the perpetrator of a vicious crime against their own kind . |
| 13 | Plan is defined as " any hierarchical process in the organism ( student ) that can control the order in which a sequence of operations is to be performed " . |
| 14 | Lewis Gunn provided civil servants with a number of conditions which would have to be satisfied if perfect implementation of policies were to be achieved ( Hogwood and Gunn , 1984 , pp. 198–206 ; see also Hood , 1976 ) . |
| 15 | ‘ Two small sections of Wychwood are to be left standing . |
| 16 | And I shall quote to you from er a message of Lincoln 's to congress in eighteen sixty one and from some of his er private correspondence . |
| 17 | There was considerable confusion as to whether the relief of widows was to be considered independently of either their late husbands ' failure to provide for them , or of the needs of their children . |
| 18 | The Department of Agriculture is to be contacted in a bid to have the problem resolved . |
| 19 | However , most of the work involved in the identification of objects is to be carried out by independent groups of experts handling archives , libraries , museum collections and legal matters . |
| 20 | Moreover , the fact that experience of objects is to be had only under the form of space and time ensures the applicability of mathematics to the whole or the phenomenal ( and hence physical ) world . |
| 21 | That is shown to be wrong by yesterday 's announcement from British Telecom that the cost of calls is to be frozen , although phone rentals are rising . |
| 22 | The point of preparation is to be well tuned and at the same time flexible to new interpretations and ideas . |
| 23 | Paul 's Act of Faith is to be co-produced with Soho Theatre of London on the following night . |
| 24 | The error of so many critics and scholars is to write as if the paraphrasable elements in literature constituted its substance , whereas the value of literature is to be found not in propositions , but in relationships , and these relationships are not logical , but imaginative . |
| 25 | A work of literature is to be judged by its effect on serious-minded purchasers , a comic book by its effect on children , a sexually explicit magazine sold in an " adults only " bookstore by its effect on adult patrons of that particular shop . |
| 26 | Their purpose of course is to ‘ get things done ’ ; but what are these ‘ things ’ and who decides ? |
| 27 | But the only way we can do that of course is to erm have some form of funding . |
| 28 | Information about shape and size will of course be to some extent writer dependent . |
| 29 | Although the final decision on the choice of chairman was to be made by the Republican National Committee in January , most observers believed that , with Bush 's endorsement , the selection of Bennett was a formality . |
| 30 | Unless the descriptive account of science is shaped by some theory , no guidance is offered as to what kinds of activities and products of activities are to be described . |