Example sentences of "must [verb] [to-vb] a [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Northampton , who must win to maintain a league challenge to Orrell and Bath , the front-runners , are without Ian Hunter , who damaged a hamstring on Hong Kong Sevens duty , and Tim Rodber , the England and Army forward , who , like Underwood , has to give Service duties priority .
2 ‘ There is evidence of a significant effort being made to improve safety but we must strive to achieve a reduction in accidents that matches the efforts , ’ said .
3 There is an essential interdependency between businesses and we must strive to build a partnership with our customers and to establish long term relationships with them .
4 Bettleheim in The Uses of Enchantment provides an apt summary of what a story must do to hold a child 's interest and ‘ enrich his ( sic ) life ’ .
5 But social services are not a luxury : any complex industrial society must expect to spend a lot on social services .
6 Supplier companies wishing to sell their products to industrial markets must try to establish a pattern or " mix " of inter-related activities .
7 The second ( which I prefer ) is to say that , difficult though the task is , one must try to find a way of writing rules that express what native speakers naturally tend to do in placing stress ( while acknowledging that there will always be a substantial residue of cases which appear to follow no regular rules ) .
8 Each defendant must submit to counsel a week in advance a couple of hundred words summarising his life , and this enables counsel to prepare their questions .
9 All in all , then , the interview schedule must aim to ask a minimum of questions which can and will be answered .
10 ‘ The president of the commission and the Prime Minister agreed that the negotiations must continue to avoid a trade war . ’
11 You must learn to lose a Major before you can win one . ’
12 More difficult is the case where the HE speaker must learn to make a distinction which has to be expressed in SE but is not present in HE ; the speaker must learn to " split a category " as in the case of beer and bear mentioned above .
13 Counting objects placed anyhow or counting , for example , beads on a ring , or cakes in a patty-tin , the child must learn to establish a starting and ending point of his own .
14 Mary Warnock , the philosopher , argued that the dismissal was justified since professionals must learn to face a work demand like mercy killing with calm , although not necessarily with indifference .
15 There is , for example , an unwritten clause insisting that franchisees must agree to adopt a community project .
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