Sentence examples for must make no from inspiring English sources

We must make no mistake: parliament is broken.

None of them has been more baleful than the belief that artists must make no compromise with the public.

The anti-U.S. propagandist given air time by V.O.A. that especially stirred my ire was Yasir al Serri of the Gama'a Islamiyya, warning that Americans must make no accusations against Islamists "before knowing the full truth".

The original agreement said all Smith & Wesson dealers must "make no sales at gun shows unless all sales by any seller at the gun show are conducted only upon completion of a background check".

Of course the officers are innocent until proven guilty so we must make no assumptions about these cases but it is shocking even to read this about officials of the modern British state, which so many were willing to trust with 42-day detention without charge.

In order to be generic, the decomposition of the Plan Management System must make no assumptions about the purpose and implementation choices that must ultimately be made.

Yet I recognize that in a profoundly misogynistic world, women must make no-win choices all the time.

"He said his mother told him: the best choice of a wife, is that you must make sure no one else wants your wife as a lover, then you are safe and will be with her forever.

Social events in parks must be registered by July 15, and park reservations must be made no later than Friday before the event (by noon via email or 4pm in person).

The former Salford man was able to name only an 18-man squad for the game owing to the amount of injuries he is dealing with and, with no replacements allowed, he must make sure no more drop out before a quarter-final against England or Fiji.

Ofcom regulations state abandoned calls must make up no more than 3% of all live calls in a 24-hour period, and all abandoned calls must carry a short recorded message identifying who it is from.