Sentence examples for about this imperative from inspiring English sources

There is a remarkable consensus among the presidential candidates about this imperative.

English doctors, he said, tell a joke about this imperative: "Why in Ireland do they put screws in coffins?

This shift in the tectonic plates of statecraft -- brought about by the imperative of self-preservation -- did not begin on Sept. 11 and has not ended with the Taliban's collapse.

The sale of this stamp sends a strong message about the imperative of placing child survival on top of government's and public agenda and provides an avenue for the public at large to participate in this campaign to highlight the issue," UNICEF Representative in Armenia, Sheldon Yett said during a ceremony at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Armenia.

Quite simply, however, regardless of the favourable admonitions, no one has put a research team in the field under the right conditions (with receptive research partners, a health and related education system with a strong readiness to engage and a motivated and skilled workforce) to do this work, despite the widespread international agreement about the imperative for systems-wide IPL and IPP.

Drummer Stella Mozgawa talks about the imperative to be "really respectful of each other.

For example, he talks passionately about the imperative of winning elections.

We're talking about the imperative of the federal government getting back as a growth investor.

Diversity is not just about the imperative of an inclusive runway.

It's hard to pick up a current business publication without reading about the imperative to change.

But now, in my mid-60s, I feel as passionate as ever about the imperative for cultural and political change.