Sentence examples similar to are imperative too from inspiring English sources

It's imperative, too, that any federal law not repeat mistakes contained in some local laws.

Banning the trade of vulnerable species in favour of smaller animals that reproduce quickly, and are populous, is imperative too.

It is imperative too that existing funding streams do not get used up at international level on management and evaluation of programmes, but rather lead to those groups and individuals such as Agnes Pareyio in Kenya and Hawa Aden Mohamed in Somalia, who have risked their lives to ensure that girls at risk are protected.

"The adoption of wider business-friendly policies through the reform of our regulatory and fiscal approach is imperative too, if Lagos as a city, and Nigeria as a whole, is to fulfill its enormous potential.

It's up to everyone on both sides to reveal the full extent of the problem but it's imperative, too, that we're not entrenched in this idea that GamerGate is just about abusing women.

It's up to everyone on both sides to reveal the full extent of the problem – but it's imperative, too, that we're not entrenched in this idea that GamerGate is just about abusing women.

Increased crowds are imperative.

Proper proportions are imperative.

These activities are imperative".

This is imperative because too-soft butter won't form the tiny pea-sized "crumbs" in the dough that eventually translate to flaky crust.

Programmes like Dragon's Den and The Apprentice have created a perception that a "big idea" is imperative and, unfortunately, too many universities focus on this as well.