Sentence examples similar to Understood imperative from inspiring English sources

In his refusal to countenance failure there, Mr Bush seems to have understood this imperative.

On Tuesday morning, Cahill said everyone at the club understood the imperative to be successful this season.

"He understood the imperative of building volume," says Rohal, "and he put together a great management team".

While at first we weren't sure what young people were capable of, we understood the imperative to create productive opportunities for youth in Nairobi's slums.

Martin understands the imperative to conduct objective experiments that definitively prove a hypothesis.

But he understood the imperatives that kept CNN's attention pinned on Firdos Square.

"They understand the imperative to be seen to be transparent and good value for money," says head of policy Kevin Williamson.

Because IBM leadership understood the imperatives for thriving in turbulent times, it has managed to stay on top.

And nobody understands that imperative better than the people of Canvey Island, many of whom were rehoused there from the East End after the Second World War.

"Once you put that frame in your mind, that reality, which is the bottom line, you understand how imperative it is to get to the two-state solution, which both leaders, even yesterday, said they remain deeply committed to".

Miliband's wife is a professional violinist, so he understands the imperative for young players and dancers to start early while their muscles and minds are still supple and malleable.