Sentence examples for Pressing imperatives from inspiring English sources

The country's economic travails are more global in nature; one of its most pressing imperatives, to trim state spending, was less urgent in Mrs Thatcher's day.

These realities need not, however -- indeed, must not -- distract from the more pressing imperatives of U.S.-China relations: avoiding a military confrontation, averting a new Cold War in which countries such as Australia have to "pick" one country over the other, and ensuring that the competitive interactions between them don't race ahead of the collaborative ones.

The reader of this well-researched study might well wonder whether there is not a darker side to the free press imperative.

But a political imperative presses upon Prime Minister David Cameron.

They pledge allegiance to the imperatives of an aggressive press.

In the end, the chummy imperatives of Washington trumped the press's independent self-conception.

"The murders of two journalists in such a short time cast a chill on the Brazilian press and make it imperative that authorities fully investigate the crimes, determine the motives, and prosecute those responsible," the CPJ's Americas coordinator Carlos Lauria said.

They are the coauthors of Being the Boss: The 3 Imperatives for Becoming a Great Leader (HBR Press, 2011).

With a much gentler tone, Pope Francis, in his remarks to the press, alluded to the difficulty the secular world has in understanding the imperatives of the Church.

"It is absolutely imperative that we press ahead with this work.

Hunger made its own imperatives.