Sentence examples for Government imperatives from inspiring English sources

These circumstances saw her trapped between two conflicting government imperatives.

Because of government imperatives, schools and colleges focus on more easily measured targets of numeracy and literacy.

Part of the sensitivity around Chinese acquiring farmland in Australia is the perception that companies acting overseas are an extension of Chinese government imperatives.

Alvarado, who took office in May, comes from a long line of Costa Rican leaders who have made the well-being of citizens a government imperative.

Given the current international and national data on chronic disease prevalence, future projections, and the associated health sequelae and healthcare costs [ 1- 3], which clearly demonstrate an exponential escalation that is economically unsustainable, optimisation of healthcare delivery in this area is a health policy and whole-of-government imperative [ 4- 6].

Enda Kenny, now certain to be the next prime minister, has, however, repeatedly insisted that a "strong and stable government" is imperative given the current economic conditions.

Given the government's imperative to reduce costs, we welcome the statement that 'Support for people in the most vulnerable circumstances would remain unconditional'.

Re-establishing the writ of the government is imperative, but the authorities must work with the local tribes to make this a reality.

He argued that a government plan was imperative because it would introduce competition in the industry.

"There are clear examples of times when government regulations are imperative," Mr. Paterson said in a statement.

Frydenberg said the government had "an imperative to act" because the uncapped amount on meals and entertainment had been "exploited in some parts".