Example sentences of "it must [vb infin] [prep] the [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Therefore it can not exist simply from itself : it must depend upon the necessary being of God . |
| 2 | Instead of an anecdotal narrative it must aspire to the rigorous standards of a science . |
| 3 | For any news agency to survive and to make its name among the mass media , which constitute its major clients , it must adhere to the highest ideals of journalistic accuracy and objectivity . |
| 4 | For any news agency to survive and to make its name among the mass media , which constitute its major clients , it must adhere to the highest ideals of journalistic accuracy and objectivity . |
| 5 | In particular , it must meet with the best available techniques not entailing excessive cost ( BATNEEC ) and , where a process has emissions to more than one environmental media , the best practicable environmental option ( BPEO ) . |
| 6 | In short , it must extend into the secondary age-range the trust still felt by many parents for the professional judgement of primary teachers . |
| 7 | Most of these officials , apart from the land-officers , operated at the centre and the Crown had virtually no local bureaucracy : to enforce its commands it must rely upon the unpaid assistance of the propertied classes . |
| 8 | And obviously the new settlement is a very important sub-regional er planning proposal , and it must comply with the overwhelming run of sub-regional planning policy which is to avoid doing anything which would erm undermine the regeneration of West Yorkshire . |
| 9 | There was no one in the village who would own such a pet and the Lady Prioress is quite strict with her community on that , so I knew it must belong to the young woman who had been murdered . ’ |
| 10 | For a master criminal , it must seem like the Golden Age . |
| 11 | If geomorphology is to achieve full stature as a branch of geology operating upon the frontier of research into fundamental principles and laws of earth science , it must turn to the physical and engineering sciences and mathematics for the vitality it now lacks . |
| 12 | The Spaxworth monument is by Edward Marshall ; that at Boughton Aluph is so similar that it must come from the same workshop . |