Example sentences of "[adv] once [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The government still intends to introduce Islam 's sharia law , but only once the people have been ‘ educated ’ , a process expected to take at least three years . |
| 2 | It is only once the problem is well under way or even completed that one fully knows what the notation is required to do . |
| 3 | For the reason that there can so often be delay in obtaining the husband 's signature , it is recommended that only once the documentation has been agreed and executed should a " completion date " be arranged so that the wife 's solicitors can make the necessary searches against the husband in HM Land Charges Registry or HM Land Registry ( as the case may be ) . |
| 4 | For the reason that there can so often be delay in obtaining the husband 's signature , it is recommended that only once the documentation has been agreed and executed is a " completion date " arranged so that the wife 's solicitors may ( in the case of unregistered title ) make a search against the husband at HM Land Charges Registry . |
| 5 | This arises from the fact that no one really dances through life , though doing so once the curtain has risen . |
| 6 | The beauty is that the font descriptor files take up only 2Kb , so once the initial overhead has been recouped , adding fonts is relatively painless . |
| 7 | So once the Trust acquired the house it began to do a number of it began to do three things . |
| 8 | In her thesis she writes about it , but she also — I surmise — sees the downside ( as Letterman says ) , namely that none of these religious beliefs will be sufficiently adhesive to hold Masai society together once the other solvents get to work . |
| 9 | BELOW Once the young dog has grown in confidence then it is more likely to try to pull ahead , as shown here . |
| 10 | Article 86 of EC law only deals directly with the abuse of a dominant position , presumably once the firm has achieved that position , and until recently the scope for dealing with mergers which create dominant positions was severely limited . |
| 11 | Straight away there are two players between the ball and the opposition , both are trying to drive backwards once the weight of their opponents is felt and the ball is available for distribution . |
| 12 | The number of entries in the parish register dwindled in the middle decades of the seventeenth century , suggesting that many villagers moved elsewhere once the arable fields were enclosed . |
| 13 | Retention control Retention control training involves the child 's learning to wait longer and longer once the sensation of wanting to pass urine occurs . |
| 14 | If they are anything like philander , which I have kept and bred , then the males are not very aggressive or hard on females , and breeding will follow easily once the female is mature . |
| 15 | Yet all these irritations fade away once the museum lays claim to the minds and emotions of its visitors . |
| 16 | Much of the activity was puerile and faded away once the initial pride in seeing the list of names and the hopes of government favour had vanished . |
| 17 | To compete , I suppose , Malc had his ego ( and other parts ) massaged between the sheets and in my heart of hearts I knew his affairs were superficial — of the genitals rather than the heart — and during one of our deep analytical discussions on the subject , he admitted that he could n't wait to leave his lover 's bed and get home once the act was over . |
| 18 | Many people find that the weight drops off quickly once the holiday has finished . |
| 19 | A child who is not feeling well will stop eating temporarily and rapidly lose weight over a short period but this will be regained equally quickly once the child has recovered . |
| 20 | It is usually learnt quite quickly once the initial response has been mastered . |
| 21 | The UK is the biggest consumer of tropical hardwoods after Japan , and 99 per cent of our supplies come from unsustainable sources , in other words forest that is gone for ever once the loggers have moved in . |
| 22 | When the rabbits are removed from the net I always toss mine belly upwards to the ground so that the white hair on the underside makes the rabbit more visible in the darkness and I can then collect it later once the killing operation has been completed all along the net . |
| 23 | Equally clearly once the doorway is installed it must have precise dimensions . |
| 24 | The following practices have been noted and should cease forthwith : Missiles thrown at the police should not be picked up and thrown back as once the missile has hit the ground it is deemed ‘ out of play ’ . |
| 25 | Yeah , I only go out drinking now once a week so I think I make the most of it , ca n't remember anything I did Friday night again . |
| 26 | erm and that presumably in , in part is because there is this radical groundswell from the peasants in , in part because it would need a new policy after nineteen forty five would n't you because not just on , on the financial side but er er a lot of your mobilization has come through , a as you say , nationalism now once the Japanese are defeated , that 's finished . |
| 27 | Now once the benefits were approved er by the Trust Deed and er bearing in mind that the Chairman at that meeting informed the Trustee and I quote in determining the structure of the scheme the company was prepared to enter into consultation with the Trade Unions and Trustees , but this was a consultative process only and not a subject for negotiation ; and their company then went on to seek the er er the transfer of the present contributing members er er and a hundred of the members agreed er to transfer into that new scheme . |
| 28 | Now once the beading 's free you can pull this sash out , this window frame will come forward . |
| 29 | The principle may also be extended to cover cases such as the peak load problem where , because plant is reaching its capacity , marginal costs rise very sharply once a given output has been reached . |
| 30 | Its results are weapons already far better than needed to defeat second-rate enemies , which may be the only ones to worry about once the Soviet Union has imploded . |