Sentence examples for must not drop from inspiring English sources

This is why – even in an uncertain political and economic climate – violence against women must not drop off the agenda.

One ambassador from the original six observes, a little disdainfully, that "we have been building something for 40 years which is popular and works; newcomers must not drop it".

Some of the estate will be sold, and police dogs may be eased into retirement.Upholding a pledge made by the Scottish National Party in 2007, the government has told the police that their numbers must not drop below 17,234.

"However, this is another salutary reminder that the NHS must not drop the ball on caring for patients as it faces significant financial and organisational pressures".

Lorraine Code has argued that the need for analyses of epistemic responsibility is one reason why individuals must not drop out of the epistemic picture altogether (1995).

"Unlike recent weddings, I must not drop the ring," Welby said, smiling.

The slightly more boring, nerdy bit of building up the capacity of revenue collection authorities and so on it mustn't drop that from the equation; that needs a lot of attention too.

Turn a catastrophe into an advantage, the Chinese leaders must have thought: Why not drop the burden of disaster relief into the lap of the Japanese invaders?

Under Texas' system for reporting dropouts, schools are supposed to enter one of several dozen codes when students leave, and must have proof that students did not drop out but left, for example, to attend another school.

Of course, names must not be dropped for their own sake, or just to add lustre to the drooping figure of the dropper.

Our expectations will not drop.