Sentence examples for acknowledging the imperative from inspiring English sources

Acknowledging the imperative need of entrenching sustainability at manufacturing sites for economic and social development simultaneously with environmental protection, this paper aims at exhibiting the green initiatives taken by Claris Lifesciences Ltd.; a pharmaceutical company with a worldwide presence; with an aim to contribute to developing a sustainable campus.

IN the wake of revelations about the National Security Agency's surveillance programs, President Obama has acknowledged the imperative to balance privacy and security.

Man perceives and acknowledges the imperatives of divine law through the mediation of conscience.

And few fail to acknowledge the American imperative against terrorism, or its warning that no nation is safe from the threat.

"We expect to see other municipal leaders around the world take note of the Mayor's words today, and join New York in acknowledging the financial and moral imperative to divest from climate chaos".

Mr. Albrecht acknowledged that the imperative to expand the business beyond HBO created enormous pressure on him to keep finding programs so special that they generate widespread attention and critical praise.

He comments: "To admit that there may be some psychological need informing your return to faith does not preclude or diminish the spiritual imperative, any more than acknowledging the chemical aspects of sexual attraction lessens the mystery of enduring human love".

Acknowledging the negative human rights impact of corruption makes it imperative for African states to provide better protection to their citizens.

Acknowledging the impossibility of predicting future building evolvement, it is imperative to develop a forward-looking vision considering buildings' significant effect on global environment, primary or source energy consumption, and occupant health, productivity, and wellbeing.

Ultimately, their newest finding suggests that inclusion in the newsroom is imperative to wholly telling the stories of sexual assault survivors and acknowledging the pervasiveness of rape culture.

I rarely agree with Ross Douthat, but this time I found myself cheering "The Secrets of Princeton" (column, April 7), which acknowledges the self-replicating imperative of American elites.