Examples of 'regard must' in a sentence
Meaning of "regard must"
The phrase 'regard must' implies that a certain level of consideration, attention, or importance should be given to something. It suggests that the matter in question deserves careful thought, respect, or consideration. It is often used to emphasize the significance or value of a specific aspect or to highlight a requirement or expectation regarding an action or decision
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Efforts in that regard must therefore be intensified.
Regard must be had to the terms of the agreements.
In each decision regard must be had and.
Regard must be given to both direct and indirect discrimination.
In the process regard must be had to the.
Regard must also be had to the wet strength of the container.
Reform in that regard must be pursued.
Regard must be had to the nature of the goods and services.
The appeal in this regard must also fail.
Due regard must also be given to applicants with special reception needs.
International commitments made in that regard must be kept.
Commission in that regard must be regarded as well founded.
Double standards and hypocrisy in that regard must be eschewed.
In that connection regard must be had inter alia to the following considerations.
The poor track record in that regard must be reversed.
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Assessment in this regard must be submitted along with the project proposal.
Actions taken by the parties in this regard must be verifiable.
Due regard must also be paid to the related problems of exploitation and exclusion.
The importance of research work in this regard must here be emphasised.
Both contexts regard must be had to the fair balance that has to be struck.
The importance of regional agreement and cooperation in this regard must be underscored.
In expanding basic education due regard must be given to the maintenance of quality.
All necessary instructions for ensuring continued airworthiness in this regard must be promulgated.
Due regard must be paid to the possibility of interference with alertness and reaction time.
The argument put forward by the applicant in this regard must therefore be rejected.
Underlines that due regard must be given to European data protection legislation.
The role and importance of ICRC in that regard must be emphasized.
The commitment in this regard must be equal to the challenge facing the Organization.
The legal obligation of every Member State in that regard must therefore be strictly met.
Copyright Due regard must be given to the copyright laws of the supplying country.
The efforts of developing countries themselves in this regard must be recognized and further facilitated.
However, regard must be had to the facts of the particular case.
The views of interested Member States in that regard must be duly heard and heeded.
Any proposal in this regard must be subject to the consideration of the General Assembly.
Therefore, the detailed discussion in this regard must be deleted.
Here, particular regard must be had to two viewpoints.
Moreover, efforts already under way in that regard must be stepped up.
Furthermore, due regard must be given to a child 's religious and cultural rights.
Any process undertaken in this regard must be all-inclusive.
Legislation in that regard must set out general principles, without entering into excessively restrictive detail.
However, the criteria to be followed in that regard must be carefully weighed.
Moreover, regard must be had to the historical context in which the Convention was adopted.
The particular etchant used in this regard must be matched with the dielectric being used.
Moreover, in assessing the proportionality of the retention period, regard must be had to.
Any other provision in this regard must be approved by the Management.
However, the Working Group felt that further consideration in this regard must be given to.
Naturally, all efforts in this regard must be undertaken within a multilateral framework.
The applicants ' objection of a failure to state reasons in that regard must therefore be upheld.
The information provided in that regard must specify, inter alia, the institutions bearing those costs.
The applicants ' objection alleging a failure to state reasons in that regard must therefore be upheld.
