Sentence examples for we must refer from inspiring English sources
Before commenting on the learned judge's reasoning, we must refer to some of the authorities.
Now, we must refer back the truth table definition for a conjunction.
"We must refer this report and its findings to the FBI and we must cooperate fully in any ensuing investigation," Soldz urged, according to a presentation acquired by the Guardian.
When Parker, the center spokeswoman, was asked last week about Rich, his son and NGIC personnel going to work for MZM or MZM employees working at the NGIC, she said in a statement that "due to the ongoing investigation on MZM, we must refer all questions concerning MZM, its employees and activities" to the Justice Department.
Some time later, a plane crash-lands in a local tree, bearing Dr. Alan Grant Sam Neilll); his assistant, Billy Alessandro Nivolaa); a wuss named Kirby Williamm H. Macy); his wife and fellow-wuss, Amanda (Téa Leoni); and a bunch of other people whose identities, professions, and distinguishing characteristics are left so ominously vague that I fear we must refer to them as packed lunch.
Here, we must refer that the previous system of equations is a generalization of the pioneering research of Wang [21].
1820) (case involved conflict of laws, not an international treaty); Volkswagenwerk Aktiengesellschaft v. Schlunk, 486 U. S. 694, 700 (1988) (case said that "we almost necessarily must refer to the internal law of the forum state" to find a service of process standard if a treaty "does not prescribe" it); Société Nationale Industrielle Aérospatiale v. United States Dist.
Therefore we must conclude that 'consent' in Article 81 must refer to 'consent' as it appears elsewhere in the Regulation and is subject to the same conditions.
It must refer to the playing staff presumably.
Terminating judgments must refer to appearances, while nonterminating judgments may refer to other objects or values.
Purchase orders must refer mechanical, physical and chemical property limits as defined by accepted standards.
