Sentence examples for it must draw up from inspiring English sources
But it must draw up a wider strategy (as I believe it will) to fight terrorism, champion the region's only democracy, and maintain close ties with moderate Arab regimes while preparing to confront the rogue ones, if necessary.
Under the government's changes to tuition fees, any university wanting to charge more than £6,000 a year must draw up an "access agreement" saying how it intends not to put off poorer students.
By 10 August, Hopkins must draw up a list of all affected research protocols, and at the same time, it must prepare a remediation plan.
The two leaders also said that the EU must draw up a unified list of safe countries of origin.
A new generation of modernisers must draw up a fresh policy agenda that appeals to Labour hearts as well as heads.
After 2025, countries must draw up more stringent emissions reduction plans, although the Paris pact does not say how much more stringent those plans should be.
Wherever the spaceport is based, the operator must draw up what the CAA calls "full contingency plans" with the health and emergency services to deal with "major incidents".
The message was clear: ministers must draw up a new law to cover the interception of internet traffic and other communications.
In an extension of an existing arrangement, institutions which intend to charge fees higher than £6,000 a year must draw up a new agreement with the government regulator, the Office for Fair Access (OFFA).
The Supreme Court earlier this year ruled that Britain had been in breach of EU rules on levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) since 2010 and must draw up plans to deal with the problem by the end of the year.
In authorizing the latest injection of state funds, the European Commission said Tuesday that the approval was temporary and that Belgium must draw up an in-depth restructuring plan for the bank within three months to show how it plans to counter distortions of competition because KBC has received more state help than rivals elsewhere.
