"You must not show up in a skirt," she said.
Public service workers must by law be impartial and must not show their religious belief with an outward symbol such as a headscarf, cross or turban.
The investigation must not show "prejudice in defining the possible culprits in the disaster or anticipation of any results of the investigation," Russia emphasised.
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If they do, they mustn't show it - the population would be horrified".
"I must live by wits alone… and the wits tell me a man mustn't show himself too inquirous about such dark matters".
The syntax, too — "a man mustn't show himself too inquirous" — is stiffer and more formal than a contemporary speaker's.
They mustn't show anything obscene or offensive.
"You got used to the idea that you mustn't show you have money, and since you couldn't buy a factory or invest it, you didn't know what to do with it". Many found a solution by building opulent palaces behind the nondescript and sheltering walls around their properties.
