Sentence examples for must be general from inspiring English sources

It is easy to retort, "But what about Syria and the Congo?" When an argument is general, the objection must be general.

Because this is Egypt in early 2012, a year on from the toppling of former president Hosni Mubarak, the field marshal must be General Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, the head of a junta under whose watch more than 100 revolutionary demonstrators have been killed and thousands more have been dragged before military tribunals.

Thus, an effective resistance strategy must be general in character and able to target multiple viruses.

Formally, Rousseau argues that the law must be general in application and universal in scope.

First, we could well assume that the criminal law must be general in form and in its use of coercive threats if it is to be practicable.

The first law, the lex veritatis, or law of truth, stated that every theorem in an art must be general and indispensable.

Developed tools must, therefore, be general enough so that they can be used between laboratories and also straightforward to customize so that wet-lab biologists with a bit of training in programming can deploy and maintain the software.

First, the general election must be genuinely general; little would be achieved if people in just one part of the republic voted.

As America's part-time soldiers increasingly take on yearlong responsibilities in Iraq and Afghanistan, and as they bear a larger percentage of the mission in the worldwide campaign against terrorism, the culture of the Reserve must be toughened, General Helmly said.

Social care must be a general election issue next May.

I believe there must be a general election.