The phrase "must not share" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to give a strong instruction or prohibition. Example: "Employees must not share confidential information with anyone outside of the company."
This time around, Republican candidates must somehow show they understand that anger and alienation, but they also must not share too much of it.
"In order for auditors to properly do their job, they must not share common interests with the company they audit," Judge Hellerstein wrote.
The quizzical result is: E-commerce giant Alibaba must not share anything about my Taobao account and is legally and financially responsible if my account gets hacked.
However your final submission must be written up in your own words and you must not share actual lines of code with other students.
The HSJ disclosed on Wednesday that the DHSC has circulated guidance to trusts about how to respond to any request from it under freedom of information laws for sight of their risk assessment documents, telling them they must "not share this information".
Then, it computes a partition of D i into subsets D i (k) for 1≤k≤c via D2-coloring with smallest-degree-last ordering based on the rule that if two dominators share the same neighbor(s) with active time slot T i in V∖(U∪C), they must not share the same color or be in the same subset.
Run by Eva Green, who smokes a pipe and looks as if she's just heard a joke she mustn't share, the home (on a small island off the coast of Wales) is a safe haven for kids with strange abilities.
Can I threaten them with death, or must I not share with hem my life?
A recent Cone report highlighted that "brands must not only share what they stand for, they need to share what they stand up for". It found that 79% of respondents expect businesses to continue to improve their corporate responsibility efforts.
We must not only share information that scholars provide us, but even more importantly, we must find better ways to use that information to improve our quality of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for everyone.
From there the chapter goes on to marvel at university campuses where "trigger warnings" must be issued to protect students from any information they might conceivably find distressing, and any speaker wishing to express an opinion its audience might not share must be no-platformed.
