Sentence examples for By imperative from inspiring English sources

Remember, I'm quadrilingual, which means I love this language freely, not by imperative imposition.

According to a study by Imperative, purposeful employees perform better across the board.

In the report issued by Imperative, it analyzed workers in several different verticals.

Therefore, we must conclude that only those specific civilians who will be endangered by imperative military operations can be legitimately displaced.

The guidelines might contain, for example, a chapter aimed at armed parties including a section on the responsibility to evacuate civilians whose security is compromised by imperative military operations.

And by imperative, I mean that there needs to be absolutely massive governmental and private sector investment, NOW.

Form follows function is the rule in Modernism, but it could always be trumped by imperatives of freedom and invention.

Wired to self-destruct — "The true Dadas are against Dada," Tzara enjoined — it was over by 1924, succeeded by imperatives, like those of Surrealism and Constructivism, to be revolutionary in more focussed, even grownup, ways.

The Act of Union was motivated not by any concern for the better governance of Ireland but by imperatives of strategic security designed to embed Ireland in a unitary British state.

Politicians are driven by imperatives other than truth and value.

And of course, most privileged folks make ourselves so busy, impelled by imperatives to achieve, outshine, succeed, enrich, that boredom itself becomes a luxury.