Sentence examples for broader imperatives from inspiring English sources

The Victorian Government responded to these broader imperatives by implementing a range of strategies such as scholarships and incentive schemes to attract and retain a diverse and qualified early childhood workforce (DEECD, 2009b).

Speaking to reporters, Mr. Crowley tried to keep the focus on the broader imperative of reviving the peace process.

The nominal unifying theme is line, drawing's most fundamental element, but the broader imperative that gives the show its entertaining appeal is the pursuit of novelty.

At the same time, judgements about individual technologies are made in relation to a broader imperative through which TTOs seek to imagine and construct sustainable innovation systems.

In addition to defending lawsuits and negotiating settlements, Fox now has a broader imperative to regularize its procedures for receiving and investigating complaints, and to determine why individuals at the company believed that standard rules of behavior did not apply to them.

Although the main concern in 1789 involved difficulties of travel that kept a recessed Senate from acting swiftly, the broad imperative retains modern relevance, even when the Senate engineers its own unavailability.

We then locate subsequent attempts to incentivise and accelerate international agricultural development within the broader geopolitical imperatives of the Green Revolution and the Cold War.

As summarized in Figure 2, the participating FMs' experiences also suggest that the factors influencing identity transition are both personal (such as childhood experiences and personal career aspirations) and organizational, such as previous experience of managerial roles, support for leadership and management development and broader managerial imperatives and structures.

The nation faces two broad environmental imperatives.

I show that this is driven both by broad national imperatives concerning racial reconciliation and by more local imperatives related to minimizing race-based conflict in the classroom.

That description of events serves United States interests, of course, by cloaking an unusual and potentially explosive decision in the garb of a broader diplomatic imperative.