Sentence examples for must accrue from inspiring English sources

A reputation for wisdom must accrue to a politician who has been consistently proven right for more than quarter of a century.

Jones must accrue the 60 days' clinical practice and study time the Health and Care Professions Council regulator has made mandatory for those who have not practised for five years or more.

"Your future is the European Union and that future must accrue as soon as possible," the Greek prime minister, George Papandreou, said in Belgrade this month, a comment representative of others made in Belgrade over the past month, by officials from France, Germany, Belgium and other E.U. members.

The plans must accrue at least 10,000 votes from the Lego Ideas community, and then pass a rigorous review process from Lego based on "playability, safety, and fit with the LEGO brand", and whether any relevant licences can be secured.

Mr. Rohrabacher, in a letter this month to Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta, said General Dostum believed that "the benefits of such energy development must accrue to the Afghan people and not a corrupt Afghan leader who sees the Afghan government as a family business".

If there is an objective fact that "X is a higher type," and it is a fact that MPS thwarts the flourishing of higher types, then it would seem that at least some objective weight must accrue to the Nietzschean position that MPS is disvaluable because of this effect it has.

However, the new request must either accrue a profit for the broker or the GoS criteria must be unfulfilled by rejecting the request and allowing the value of B to cross Bspec.

Its consequences to the Fatherland are second only to those which must inevitably accrue to Austria-Hungary itself.

So without even venturing into the territory of whether or not he's a disgrace to public life, we can assume that by a combination of "freelance" work and the benefits in kind that must surely accrue from his expenses, his household income probably puts him in the top 1%.

What with the royalties and repeat fees he must have accrued over the years from what I've always imagined to be a highly successful and enviable career, it had never previously occurred to me that Adrian Edmondson might be a bit strapped for cash.

These results strongly suggest that speed-accuracy instructions modulate baseline activity in pre-SMA, thereby modifying the amount of evidence that must be accrued prior to reaching a decision threshold.