Example sentences of "must [verb] a [adj] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | For example , suppose a statute gives a minister two different but related powers ; suppose further that the statute provides that before the minister exercises power A , he or she must consider representations made by ‘ any person ’ , and that before the minister exercises power B he or she must consult a particular government body with responsibility for some relevant aspect of government policy . |
| 2 | Anyone who is not certain of being able to make a safe job must consult a qualified electrician . |
| 3 | The country must build a working repository by about 1998 . |
| 4 | Thames Water insist with demand for water growing by 40 per cent over the next quarter century , they must build a new reservoir . |
| 5 | The employer must devise a suitable system , instruct his employees what to do and supply any implements they may require . |
| 6 | Since the uncle is the boy 's heir , this shows that the jurist must regard a transmissible interest in the estate as having vested in the boy before his death ; which means that he is taking dies cedens to have passed , although the boy has not lived until age sixteen ; and that in turn means that he is interpreting the trust as subject not to a condition but to a term ( dies ) . |
| 7 | There must exist a genuine link between the state and the ship ; in particular , the state must effectively exercise its jurisdiction and control in administrative , technical and social matters over ships flying its flag . |
| 8 | The same provision stipulates in this connection that ‘ There must exist a genuine link between the state and the ship ’ and that |
| 9 | There must exist a genuine link between the state and the ship ; in particular , the state must effectively exercise its jurisdiction and control in administrative , technical and social matters over ships flying its flag . |
| 10 | Instead , agencies find they must tread a tricky path between the competing claims of state regulation and free enterprise . |
| 11 | Instead of accepting what may appear to many to be a cynical bribe , Radnorshire must deliver a clear message that it will not sell its beautiful countryside or the quality of life of its residents for cash . |
| 12 | The job must make a worthwhile contribution to corporate or work objectives . |
| 13 | We 'll all help you but you must make a real effort too . |
| 14 | And I must make a real effort to find one of these machines that 's working . |
| 15 | And I must make a real effort to find one of these machines that 's working . |
| 16 | In another analogy , our mind can be thought of as a huge tapestry in which the many episodes of life were originally isolated and there was no relationship between the parts ; but at last we must make a unified scene of our whole life . |
| 17 | But sometimes there are no such identifiers and the student must make a personal judgement depending on the document being analysed . |
| 18 | Each researcher must make a personal choice , in the multiplicity of circumstances which now exist . |
| 19 | Scion and rootstock must make a perfect fit |
| 20 | Mrs Corney , of course , did not notice this , but when the beadle 's arm began to slide around her waist , she felt she must make a small protest . |
| 21 | Yet he must make a tentative judgment on inadequate evidence , for such a matter is of fundamental importance . |
| 22 | to go to the other extreme and over-indulge you must make a concerted effort to curb this . |
| 23 | In the absence of such continuous assessment , officially applied , you must make a serious attempt to produce the short-term aims within your own thinking . |
| 24 | We must make a joint appeal , unifying the interests of those whose support we seek . |
| 25 | but I must make a historical excursion here to establish the background to this absolutely fundamental question . |
| 26 | I think she must make a permanent hotel , we 're there , she 's there |
| 27 | The doctor responsible for the treatment must make a written report to the supervisor if he is unwilling to continue with the treatment or he forms the view that : ( i ) it should continue beyond the period specified in the order ; ( ii ) the child needs different treatment ; ( iii ) he is not susceptible to treatment ; or ( iv ) he does not require further treatment . |
| 28 | Well then tomorrow I must make a little list , see cos I want to finish that baby 's jumper |
| 29 | But to answer it , I must make a considerable digression , to say something about how we get such beliefs by observation . |
| 30 | Where there are no established rules to guide decision we must make a direct judgement as to what will have the best consequences , concentrating on the more immediate and those we are personally most motivated to promote , as the remote future is highly unpredictable and we are unlikely to do much to promote what is not personally inviting . |