Sentence examples for must do no from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush must do no less.

The House minority leader, Nancy Pelosi, said she favored a large deal but that it "must do no harm to the middle class or to economic growth.

The use of live donors has stirred ethical debate because performing major surgery on someone who does not need it would seem to violate the dictum that doctors must "do no harm".

But no matter how well the operations go, performing major surgery on someone who does not need it still violates the historical admonition that doctors must "do no harm".

The Judge's charge to the jury struck oddly on the ears of strangers, for by the law of South Carolina the Judge cannot comment on the evidence; he must do no more than analyze the law applying to the evidence and define the verdicts that it is possible to return against the accused persons.

Another boon of the award is the stipulation that winners must do no teaching or administration during the grant period, allowing them to focus solely on research.

The Premier League cannot remedy all the world's ills, but it must lead if it can, and it must certainly do no harm.

"Any Government policy must be motivated by the consideration that it must first do no harm.

"Any health care reform must first do no harm," reads an entry on his campaign Web site.

To be merely successful, a prince must simply do no harm.

Just as doctors must first "do no harm," at the heart of the long-standing Journalist's Creed is the proclamation that "clear thinking, clear statement, accuracy and fairness are fundamental to good journalism".