Sentence examples for must attach a from inspiring English sources

Under the August 2006 law, any appraiser you rely on to claim a deduction must be "qualified" under new IRS standards, and you must attach a statement of his or her qualifications to your appraisal.

Under the August law, any appraiser you rely on to claim a deduction must be "qualified" under new IRS standards, and you must attach a statement of his or her qualifications to your appraisal.

For example, buyers under age 18 or buyers who are dependents of another taxpayer may not claim the credit and you must attach a copy of the settlement statement for your new home to the tax return for the year you buy.

Although fluorescence microscopy is a very good technique to resolve the position of a fluorophore, we are facing a different challenge when using this technique: we must attach a fluorophore to the position of interest.

Patients who apply for special reimbursement must attach a detailed medical certificate prepared by the treating physician, who also provides data to confirm the diagnosis.

You must attach a photo (passport size) to your LSAT admission ticket.

You must attach an in-line fuse no more than 18 inches (45.7 cm) away from the battery.

We assume that two events must happen before a translating positive-sense strand can replicate: it must attach to a membrane, representing nucleation of a replication complex, and it must circularize through association with 3CD (Gamarnik and Andino, 1998; Herold and Andino, 2001).

The bacterium's engagement with the plant should be sufficient to induce a generic defence response: It must attach to a cell, breach the wall and plasma membrane, and deliver the T-DNA into the cell [ 3, 5].

In GENIA definition (Kim et al., 2008), a participant is the bioentity that is involved in an event, and each event must attach to a trigger word denoting the action that caused the changes.

Last year scientists confirmed that it takes at least two steps for HIV to enter a human cell: First, the virus must attach to a receptor molecule on the cell's surface, then it has to change its shape to match one of two coreceptors.