Sentence examples for must remove from from inspiring English sources

"Dvořák presents a massive obstacle," Nejedlý wrote in 1913, "which any young Czech musician must remove from his path if he is to make progress".

[A federal judge in Georgia ruled on Thursday that schools in Cobb County must remove from science textbooks stickers that criticize evolution, dealing a blow to local creationists.] Located 25 miles southwest of Harrisburg, Dover, population 25,000, is a cluster of modest churches, clapboard homes and weathered family restaurants hemmed by rolling farmland.

The big powers "need to put before Iran clear and unequivocal demands: Iran must end all enrichment of nuclear material, Iran must remove from its territory all material that has been enriched up until now, and Iran must dismantle the underground nuclear facility in Qum".

Names of people and places related to this accountability movement, as well as a range of related phrases, were put on the list of things that Internet companies must remove from blogs and social networking sites.

Whoever comes, we must remove him from the country".

In addition, the Iraqi government must remove militias from the ranks of the army and police.

To sync the phone by wire you must remove it from the case.

To win the final in the 1,500 on Sunday, Webb thinks he must remove pressure from himself.

On Monday, the court ruled that judges must remove themselves from cases that involve people who donated huge sums to help them get elected.

He said: "If the British government is serious about tax dodgers, David Cameron must remove him from the business advisory council which is a personal appointment.

The ruling says that Google and other search engines must remove data from past results if requested to do so by a member of the public.