a must

Her recommendation for coating with a marmalade glaze is “optional,” but for me it is a must.

Adding quality is a must and the club cannot afford another poor transfer window.

Although companies always knew that the federal provision allowing them to operate could be closed, many were surprised to learn the change was pushed into a “must pass” bill to reopen the government, he said.

“Changing the PM every four years is a must for Tehran to make sure no individual will have a fan base or become popular.”

But it’s a “nice to have,” not a “must have.”