Sentence examples for Under imperatives from inspiring English sources

The physician is under imperatives to use effective drugs to resolve disease, returning patients to an 'acceptable' life.

Under territorial imperatives long operative at the Met, Mughal material falls within the purview of the Asian — as opposed to Islamic — department.

But colleagues said that his faith had been weakening for years under the imperatives of running a financially crippled church, and that he had long been sexually active with men.

Before writing was common, human beings had to use their own brains for information storage, and before books were indexed — making it possible to gain access to them in a nonlinear way — people labored under the "imperative to hold" books' contents in their own mental hard drives simply to find particular bits of information.

"We seem to be operating under the imperative of deficit reduction," he said.

Last October, months before the events in Oregon, the Colorado-based journal High Country News ran a series of linked reports on public land conflicts under the imperative headline "Defuse the West".

Both sides are operating under the same imperatives: neither wants to concede an election which is almost within their grasp.

"Keep in mind, when we agree on decisions, it means two people who ideologically differ have reached a decision about imperatives under the statute".

Mr. Aslan said it was the quest for a just society under those moral imperatives that triggered the anti-capitalist Muslim movement.

The contribution that roadside freight surveys can make to the issue of the logistical imperatives under which carriers operate is not straightforward.

Yet medico-legally, physicians need to operate under uni-dimensional imperatives if patient deaths are potentially hastened.