No, you must really understand that.

We must show no sign of weakness.

Under no circumstances must you leave the room.

There are no taxis, so I must walk.

No matter what happens, you must not give up.

No efforts must be spared to reverse this trend.

Equality. No individual and no nation must be denied the opportunity to benefit from development. The equal rights and opportunities of women and men must be assured.

The answer to that question must be a resounding no .

The new transition process must emphasize consensus, with no victor, no vanquished serving as a guiding principle. The revision of the constitution must include public debate, and the resulting text must gain the support of a supermajority in a popular referendum.

However, if there are no conclusive results, pressure must also be considered.

No one must be marginalized or excluded from the fruits of globalization.

No support must be given to those who do share this objective.

Disagreements and disputes must be peacefully resolved, unilateral acts must be avoided and there must be no resorting to a policy of diktat or the threat or use of force.

We absolutely must do that. There is no way not to do it.

No longer must flu have to kill half a million people a year.

Organizations must remain dynamic to remain relevant, and the OSCE is no exception.

There are no shortcuts the terrorist infrastructure must be systematically and decisively dismantled.

No matter how important the question may or may not be, you must solve it.

There is no easy way out of this problem, but we must try to find one.

No matter what you do you must always do it to the best of your ability.

The international community must at all costs ensure that such efforts had no chance of success.

As the Organization actively works to root out this problem, we must leave no stone unturned.

We are aware that his task is by no means an easy one, but he must succeed.

We must, however, realize and accept the fact that threats in today's globalized world recognize no boundaries.

This brings me to the third, and perhaps most problematic, assumption You must never say no to choice.

The Millennium Development Goals must no longer be floating targets, referred to now and then to measure progress.

There must be no attempt to use the IAEA Technical Cooperation Programme as a tool for political purposes.

However there is no deliberate policy to ensure that women must be part of every delegation sent abroad.

SB Must, at must. Must, must.

The application for a firearm licence must be accompanied by a police clearance certificate of no convictions and a birth certificate, both of which must be issued by the competent official authorities.

On applying for Dutch nationality, he or she must have a residence permit, have resided legally in the Kingdom for five years and there must be no objections to granting permanent residence.

I feel like the hero of that Harlan Ellison story titled I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream.

No matter how unjustifiable terrorist acts were, the international community must deal with the root causes of the evil.

There must be no rolling back of the commitment to implement Agenda 21 in a holistic and integrated manner.

The decision already taken by the General Assembly on the matter must be adhered to in full, and there must be no attempts to go back on the agreements reached in June 2005.

And again, we have no way of knowing, but it's clear that a new form of wealth must have emerged.

The special form must be forwarded to the financial monitoring body no later than the next working day following registration.

However, CPC sets no time limit within which the Public Prosecutor must decide whether to request a formal judicial investigation.

Here I must add that without good governance no amount of money will deliver results on the Millennium Development Goals.

No effort must be spared in tackling abuses and impunity, which tarnished the image of the Organization and peacekeeping missions.

We should thus address, for example, marine pollution, which respects no boundaries and must therefore be met with global action.

Here too we must spare no effort to ensure that the Conference on Disarmament reaches agreement on a programme of work.

No less than an extra 50 billion to 60 billion must be raised every year in order to achieve the MDGs.

And although no cause can ever justify terrorism, the political and social conditions within which it breeds must also be addressed.

In an organization that aims towards professional standards of the highest calibre, this is no longer a luxury but a must.