Sentence examples for believed it imperative from inspiring English sources

But most of all, he believed it imperative to question authority, and those who failed that lesson did so at their peril.

Though no pacifist, I became a seeker of peace, a seasoned mediator who paradoxically still believed it imperative to have a face -- even if never used -- that could communicate to the bad guys... "Your only duty on God's green earth, is to get the ^%&$ out of my way".

Therefore, following the advice of the Medical Research Council (MRC) framework for a complex intervention [ 29] we believed it imperative that a feasibility study was conducted prior to any such trial.

The laureates write: "We believe it imperative for humanity that the number of deaths caused by firearms be reduced.

They believe it "imperative that urgent action is taken" and dismiss "suggestions that this is a constitutional no-go area, or an European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) no-go area".

The experts and families said they believed it was imperative that an investigation be done on the order of those conducted by the National Transportation Safety Board after plane crashes.

Obama believed it was "imperative to be able to come to a fundamental political outline and agreement within the timespace that we have left," the secretary of state said.

The bureau will have the authority to write and enforce new standards for mortgages, credit cards, payday loans and a wide array of other financial products, and the White House said it believed it was imperative that Ms. Warren promptly begin to shape that process.

Sanders told the Guardian that he believed it was "absolutely imperative that we crush Isis".

Although President Obama and his national security team are busy with issues far from the Korean Peninsula, we believe it is imperative that the United States turn its attention to quickly resolving this dangerous situation.

Cyprus Defense Minister Andreas Aloneftis believes it is imperative that the UN troops in the buffer zone remain.