Sentence examples for must be manned from inspiring English sources

In April 2010, new European regulations will be introduced where every ambulance must be manned by at least one employee with a fagbrev.

The line lacks centralized traffic control, so the station must be manned for trains to pass.

Defences must be manned by your personal AI men if they are further than 200m from a barracks.

In this country of torturers and their victims, boys must be men.

Deacons, who are permanent members of the Catholic clergy, must be men and may be single or married but are not on the path to priesthood.

Deacons currently must be men over the age of 35, and they may be married (though if a deacon's wife dies, he is expected to remain celibate).

They must be men who are willing to stick to principles and to fight for their full realisation...Hayek was concerned with principles, not with the political reality of implementing them.

Women must be men's economic equals before they can be as powerful as men.

I am not Alfred P. Sloan Jr. Somewhere at Chrysler, there must be man with a plan.

Rhetoric to the contrary, Washington applies a rigid formula: If 51% of a student body is male, then 51% of that institution's athletes must be men.

Before they arrive, they make light of the mythical land, assuming there must be men in it, since women could not possibly be competent enough to run a nation without men's help.