Sentence examples for Legal imperative from inspiring English sources

Preparing patients for medical interventions improves patient outcomes and is an ethical and legal imperative.

Yes, Augusta National Golf Club has no legal imperative to alter its policy on admitting women.

The Bloomberg team, in consultation with its lawyers, determined that this requirement was based more on tradition than any legal imperative.

It is a moral and legal imperative that we now extend the protection of 'human rights' from our species to all beings with those characteristics.

The Bush administration needs to heed the court's order, not only as a moral and legal imperative, but also as a matter of protecting American citizens overseas.

There is also a growing legal imperative for many large multinationals to start seriously engaging with labour abuses in their business operations.

Only it can deliver legal imperatives to meet certain needs and financial imperatives to match spend to budget.

Former Senator John Danforth, a Missouri Republican, said that given the legal imperatives facing Mr. Bush, it makes sense for him to limit his public utterances.

(Epieikeia, Greek for equity, was used by Thomas Aquinas to designate a ruler's right to exercise moral authority in the absence of legal imperatives).

We will explore how we can make the Department of Health, GP consortia and service providers more accountable in developing strategies on race equality, in line with the legal imperatives such as the Equality Act 2010, which appears to have slipped many minds.

The expressions we read in law books articulate an inner relation among legal imperatives.