Sentence examples for must pose a from inspiring English sources

Targets, he said, must pose "a continuing, imminent threat to Americans".

In it, he insisted that any target of the drones must pose "a continuing and imminent threat to the American people".

Those skirts, made exclusively of multicolored zippers, must pose a challenge to her sole seamstress, a woman who typically sews tasteful sheaths for debutantes.

He says that to be remanded to jail, a defendant must pose a flight risk or be at risk of obstructing justice.

BEHIND THE NEWS Judge Martin L. C. Feldman said the government had failed to justify its "blanket, generic, indeed punitive, moratorium," given the economic disruption it would cause, beyond simply assuming that all rigs must pose a danger because one failed catastrophically.

Although subtraction implies the story type of decrease and comparison, in this case, learners must pose a problem of the combination story type.

That means the targeted citizen must pose an imminent threat to life (or threaten serious physical injury) and killing him or her must be a last resort.

The film touts for business with an audience also likely to be interested in Argo, Ben Affleck's real-life drama about a CIA agent who must pose as a location scout to rescue six Americans trapped in Tehran during the 1980 hostage crisis.

After an unexpected tragedy in Eyal's personal life, his supervisor (Gidon Shemer) sends him on an unusual assignment: to track down a Nazi war criminal in hiding, Eyal must pose as a tour guide to spy on the old man's adult grandchildren.

An officer must pose as a player, establish trust and gather evidence, all for a misdemeanor gambling charge.

Just as Mr Sarkozy has to appeal to voters for Marine Le Pen's far-right National Front with hard talk on crime and immigration while trying not to lose to François Bayrou in the centre, so Mr Hollande must pose as a red-blooded bank-slayer to keep left-wingers happy and yet reassure markets that he would be fiscally responsible.