Sentence examples for Accept the imperative from inspiring English sources

He won't accept the imperative of the office of the president to bind the wounds as Lincoln tried so hard to do, as many presidents of the modern era have tried to do.

Both Sarkozy and Hollande have accepted the imperative is balancing the books.

Now let another work stand for the recourses of artists who, while accepting the imperative of radical simplicity in the face of worldly chaos, wouldn't forgo the poetry of traditional mediums.

Beyond the specific factions of anarchist thought is philosophical anarchism, which embodies the theoretical stance that the state lacks moral legitimacy without accepting the imperative of revolution to eliminate it.

Our findings suggest that generally healthy people have internalised the ideals espoused by the 'new public health' and accepted the imperative of personal health responsibility.

Our findings suggest that generally healthy people have internalised the notion of the 'new public health' and accepted the imperative of personal health responsibility.

We must accept the moral imperative for action.

Nevertheless, Bolzano refused to accept the Categorical Imperative strictly and replaced it with the utilitarian principle of "the advancement of the general welfare", as he proudly reports in his autobiography (Bolzano 1836, 23).

That was his theme, in a lifetime spent in teaching, lecturing and the writing of more than 40 books, translated into many languages: there was a need to remember, and throughout a long life Wiesel challenged the world to accept that imperative.

Kant then proceeds to instruct us that we are rational beings (agents whose value is not based on external materiality) and in accepting the categorical imperative we are governed by the laws of reason, not nature.

The first step is to accept the scale of the challenge and the imperative for urgent action.