Sentence examples for it must be developed from inspiring English sources
For a policy item to be implemented through organisational activities, it must be developed hierarchically or broken down to suit the structure of the existing organisation.
For any business change or innovation to be deployed in practice, it must be developed (built) and operationalized and run as business as usual (BAU).
Since a highly complex entity (an organism) cannot be copied entirely to give rise to offspring (see 'organisms are not replicators: they do not reproduce by copying' [[ 36], p. 556]), some part of it must be developed in order to gain the necessary similarity and to preserve equivalence, while some part of it is obviously still copied (the genome, or at least parts of it).
It therefore must be developed and operated strategically in terms of human resource management.
However, the committee says even this widely used tool has limited data supporting it, and much more information must be developed to improve it.
As transistors working based on conventional operation approach the end of their history, it becomes clear that alternatives must be developed and investigated for future generations of electronics.
With the battlefield constantly shifting, countermeasures using a variety of technologies must be developed, though it is difficult to counter IEDs through technological means alone.
David's summation is simple: "In the very decade when it's clear that new antibiotics must be developed the industry has stopped developing them".
It seems apparent that other methods must be developed to obtain flux information at the genome scale from single experiments, as would ultimately be desirable.
It is clear that effective interventions must be developed to prevent obesity in youth, but considering that in 2004 roughly 1 out of 4 Canadian children were considered to be obese or overweight [ 1], treatment is a growing concern.
The universe must be developed holistically; sometimes it must be deconstructed entirely, then reassembled.
