Justice Stevens, writing for himself and Justices Breyer, Ginsburg, Kennedy and Souter, said the reference to "other clemency" must refer to state proceedings because only executive clemency exists in the federal system.
It must refer to the playing staff presumably.
(A euphemism — "the Scottish play" — exists for those who must refer to it).
If the phrase "legal incidents thereof" means anything, it must refer to civil unions.
Thinking the letters must refer to something else, he asked the salesman what they meant.
Terminating judgments must refer to appearances, while nonterminating judgments may refer to other objects or values.
Trotter told the Guardian: "When I saw the headline I genuinely thought it must refer to someone else's report.
Inevitably, any Italian director must refer to Federico Fellini, and Mr. De Ritis does not disappoint, terming him "an inspirational figure".
Their safety centres must be easy to find from every page, they must refer to support services, while awareness-raising campaigns are used to drive the message home.
The problem arises from treating nobody as a singular term, one that must refer to some thing in this case to a mysterious being that does not exist.
This must refer to Ozu's Natsome Soseki hero who came up from the country to go to what was then Tokyo Imperial University … The style is late Thirties – art deco.
