Sentence examples for * the imperatives of from inspiring English sources

But the imperatives of the news business will prevail.

Such are the imperatives of vulnerable houses and historic preservation.

They pledge allegiance to the imperatives of an aggressive press.

The boundaries of whiteness have often reflected the imperatives of U.S. foreign policy.

Correct design information and projection are the imperatives of a set of engineering drawings.

He insisted that his mind had not been carried away from the imperatives of the game.

I have been prepared to set aside the imperatives of partisanship in favour of common empathy.

Their borders often reflect the imperatives of former European colonisers rather than local dispositions.

But the imperatives of politics, which requires lots of money and foot-soldiers, haven't changed yet.

So does Mr. Mangold, even as he obeys the imperatives of the action-franchise machine.

Technocracy, government by technicians who are guided solely by the imperatives of their technology.