Sentence examples for an imperative to define from inspiring English sources

When the region was a federal entity within Yugoslavia, this diversity did not lead to much friction, nor was there much of an imperative to define which ethnicity was dominant.

"We had an imperative to define the race and to define Mitt Romney before the conventions, and it was better to take money out of September and October and put it into May, June and July".

Though this is an important ask, pushing for sanctuary campuses across the nation presents a clear imperative to define what a "sanctuary" means.

There is therefore a clear imperative to define the place of digoxin in the clinical management of both heart failure and atrial fibrillation and to guide physicians and patients with an indication for treatment with digoxin.

However, concerns as to whether immunity develops efficiently in treated individuals, and whether there is a rebound effect after treatment is halted, have made it imperative to define the effects that IPTi and IPTc exert on the clinical malaria scenario.

From polling and interviews, the campaign concluded from the outset that it was imperative to define Mr. Obama's candidacy in terms that would transcend skin color.

From the point that instrumentation went digital, it became imperative to define what in modern terms we would call the object and data model for the physical information.

Therefore, it is imperative to define the multiple sources of Proterozoic Paleozoic oil and gas for further petroleum exploration.

Therefore, it is imperative to define the mechanism mediating initiation, maintenance and progression of this deadly disease.

In this health care reform context, it is imperative to define and delineate the distinct value and unique role of occupational therapy.

Since cultivated tropical C4 grasses are primarily rain-fed (Herrero et al. 2012), it is imperative to define forage options that fit current and future precipitation scenarios.