surely, certainly, necessarily, or expressing a requirement (must)

to be sure of something; definitely; assuredly

regulations, rules, provisions, or stipulations

to make a firm choice or resolve to take a specific course of action

to be sure; to verify, ascertain, or clinch a fact

firm and steady; not likely to change or fail

to draw up; to formulate

to fix or set rigidly in place

to categorize or define the social, market, or functional role of something

to examine something to determine its authenticity, quality, or value; to appraise; to evaluate; to authenticate

to determine by measuring or surveying

to officially or formally conclude a fact, amount, or status after investigation or judgment

not necessarily; not certain; not always the case

at set dates or regular intervals

firm and unwavering in purpose, belief, or character

perhaps; possibly; it's likely that

to officially choose someone for a position or to perform a specific task

a deal, arrangement, appointment, or commitment made between parties

to be predestined, foreordained, or bound by fate to a specific outcome

statutory; legal; prescribed by law

to set or fix a price

a formal statement of the meaning or significance of a word, phrase, or concept

special; specific; designated; particular

to configure, establish, or install parameters, equipment, or rules

to negate, deny, or reject the validity or truth of something

to lay a foundation or establish a firm basis for something (such as a status, position, or development)

to restrict access to a computer system, account, or file to prevent overwriting or unauthorized use

to schedule in advance

to be bound to; to be sure to; inevitably

a formal agreement or accord reached between parties

to assess and determine the rank, grade, or value of something such as performance or quality

to determine a fixed direction or be directed toward a specific target or objective

to give a precise description or definition of a concept

to stabilize or settle down

composed and unperturbed, especially in a stressful or unexpected situation

relating to, measuring, or measured by the quantity of something rather than its quality

to have something custom-made or made-to-order according to specifications

to convict (someone of a crime)

referring to a fixed point in geometry or fixed-point representation in computing

to officially rule on a situation, contest, or legal matter, or the resulting decision

initially decided, scheduled, or determined

not fixed, certain, or determined; fluctuating or unstable

to be set or scheduled at a specific time, date, or location

a statement describing a natural or scientific phenomenon that always occurs under certain conditions

to choose or settle on a specific option from several possibilities

a predetermined or set sum of money or numerical quantity

to determine or define the nature, character, or properties of something, often in a legal or official context

to rule; to adjudicate; a formal ruling