Sentence examples for One imperative from inspiring English sources

One imperative, which Biden didn't dwell on, is to keep up the relentless opposition to Trump.

One imperative, which Biden didn't dwell on, is to keep up the relentless opposition to Trump.

One imperative is to make sure that natural gas — which this nation has in abundance and which emits only half the carbon as coal — can be extracted without risk to drinking water or the atmosphere.

One imperative of political life is that, at a certain point, you have to stop formulating a policy and start selling it, and when this transition occurred with I-502 Kleiman may have become an impediment.

One imperative today is to bring the young peoples of the world together in a global conversation to take repair of the world into their own hands, taking responsibility to create solutions that shall produce an acceptable quality of life into the long-term future for all of humanity.

One imperative: Technology standardization.

"In relation to the South," he writes, "the 'geopolitical axis of history' [Russia] has only one imperative--geopolitical expansion to the shores of the Indian Ocean" (341).

As four of Britain's most distinguished scientists wrote on December 17 in the Guardian, 'Although it is possible to imagine extreme circumstances in which the principle may have to give way to conflicting imperatives, the threshold to justify this is extremely high.' One such imperative might be the debasing of science, as happened in Nazi Germany.

There is one overarching imperative for a strong American-Philippine relationship, Mr. Romulo said.

BTW, one other imperative is that science needs a leader as charismatic as the late Carl Sagan.

That influence could be summed up in one bracing imperative: the duty to be a skeptic.