Sentence examples for beyond the imperative from inspiring English sources

Companies now realize that, beyond the imperative to support human rights, it's also smart business to be in favor of L.G.B.T. equality.

Before the Olympics he said that he had the gift of focus and that he understood – perhaps even better than the phenomenal Qiu Bo of China, who hadn't been beaten for two years and who, almost unbelievably, surrendered the gold to the American David Boudia on Saturday night – that you could never go beyond the imperative of concentrating utterly on the next time.

Beyond the imperative of supplying energy, however, Mr. Fischer sees immense strategic implications in Nabucco for the European Union, and especially its relations with Turkey — a NATO member and candidate to join the bloc — as well as its eastern neighbors Azerbaijan and Iraq, where Nabucco hopes to buy its gas.

The lack of access to other income sources to buy feed or veterinary products and the lack of labour beyond the imperative needs for watering are major constraints to productivity.

In the final analysis, of course, all this goes far beyond the imperatives of Hollywood myth making.

"No species, ours included, possesses a purpose beyond the imperatives created by its genetic history".

Beyond the imperatives of effective stewardship of nursing resources and their transformation into services that meet high standards of quality, the desired end result of the interactions between patients, nursing staff, and nursing processes is to produce outcomes that lead to positive changes in a patient's functional status, disease state or evolving condition.

This season's title is effectively beyond Celtic, but the imperative for Lennon is to restore credibility.

While much has changed both within and beyond the company, the imperative of running the business the right way has never changed.

Beyond the moral imperative, an attitudinal change toward immigration has become a matter of economic necessity.

But there are no quick fixes and no right answers, beyond the overriding imperative of political cohesion.