Sentence examples for accepted imperative from inspiring English sources

"We have heard from all quarters the accepted imperative to put this knowledge into practice.

It is now a common and accepted imperative that brands must consistently reach, engage and connect with larger and more diverse audiences than ever before.

Both Sarkozy and Hollande have accepted the imperative is balancing the books.

For that we need a much deeper change of heart, a process that, I suspect, will need more crises before it becomes more widely accepted as imperative.

Our findings suggest that generally healthy people have internalised the ideals espoused by the 'new public health' and accepted the imperative of personal health responsibility.

Our findings suggest that generally healthy people have internalised the notion of the 'new public health' and accepted the imperative of personal health responsibility.

Now let another work stand for the recourses of artists who, while accepting the imperative of radical simplicity in the face of worldly chaos, wouldn't forgo the poetry of traditional mediums.

That was his theme, in a lifetime spent in teaching, lecturing and the writing of more than 40 books, translated into many languages: there was a need to remember, and throughout a long life Wiesel challenged the world to accept that imperative.

With ordinary prescriptions, it isn't obvious that there is a state of mind that someone must be in if they utter or obey a command and which we ought to characterize as accepting an imperative.

Beyond the specific factions of anarchist thought is philosophical anarchism, which embodies the theoretical stance that the state lacks moral legitimacy without accepting the imperative of revolution to eliminate it.

He won't accept the imperative of the office of the president to bind the wounds as Lincoln tried so hard to do, as many presidents of the modern era have tried to do.