Sentence examples for a clear imperative from inspiring English sources

"There is a clear imperative to give both farepayers and taxpayers a better deal," McNulty said.

"A clear imperative for the Clinton campaign is to stay as close as possible to President Obama," Mr. Hof said.

In the aftermath of the European elections there is a clear imperative to address the growing disconnect between Europe's institutions and the voters.

The coming supply crisis provides a clear imperative to all who are dependent on oil imports to find ways to kick the habit.

There is a clear imperative for Christine Sinclair, the side's star striker, and her team-mates to sell themselves to their compatriots, but the expatriate coach remains undeterred.

The commonwealth prosecutor, Michael Allnutt, told the central local criminal court of the allegations against Azari: "There was a clear imperative to commit an act to shock, horrify and terrify the community as a whole".

While the economy must be our first priority – the clear imperative has to be a concerted effort to drive up average income levels across Wales – this cannot come at any cost.

"From our point of view, there was a clear financial imperative to expand," she explained.

A clear moral imperative may have guided American and British soldiers as they fought in Europe and Asia.

There was a clear tactical imperative to Mr. Gore's admitting to his 1996 fund-raising "mistakes".

Our invasion of Iraq gives us a clear moral imperative to address its consequences, whether the invasion itself was just or not.