Sentence examples for must confirm that from inspiring English sources
"Jörg Haider was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident — I can, and must, confirm that," said Stefan Petzner, the new leader of Mr. Haider's party, the Alliance for Austria's Future.
I can and must confirm that," said Stefan Petzner, the new head of Haider's Alliance for Austria's Future party, adding that he had felt obliged to speak after widespread rumour.
"The Minister must confirm that legislation will now be brought forward to rectify this situation.
It is found that as acceptance tests must confirm that guaranteed values are met instrument accuracy, location and procedural accuracy are of the utmost importance.
Additionally, clinical studies must confirm that quadrivalent influenza vaccines have an acceptable safety profile in children and adults.
Since Now-U-Dead resistance could arise from a chromosomal mutation in the S. pombe nud1+ gene, you must confirm that compound resistance is plasmid conferred.
John Longworth, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, said: "These figures, coupled with the recent downgrade of the UK's credit rating, confirm that action must be taken quickly to get the economy growing again.
I couldn't say what was the purpose of existence, but I could confirm that love must be intimately related.
The overall sustainability with respect to the input power and the materials of the system must be critically assessed to confirm that membrane electrolysis can give an added value to the fermentation and chain elongation of sustainable VFA.
Our simulation exercise points out that if one wishes to estimate trophic dynamics by using only size information under the assumption that the size-trophic relationship is time-invariant, one must confirm first that the possible determinants of the size-trophic relationships is also time-invariant (see below).
"Common sense tells us that before modifying a system's design with additional equipment, we must confirm design compatibility of that equipment with the system designer," said Barry L. Kluger, the inspector general.
