Sentence examples for certain imperative from inspiring English sources

There are certain imperative parameters, which every biomaterial needs to fulfill for its implementation as a vital replacement for human organs.

These results was in consistent with the early reports that TCTP dynamic phosphorylation is necessary for certain imperative cell cycle regulation events [13], [14].

These are Hollywood numbers, and they impose certain imperatives.

It is not surprising that the resulting eclecticism of taste has imposed certain imperatives on theatre design.

Christianity is a very tough religion, and there are certain imperatives of individual conduct that it is very, very strong on.

Looking forward with some excitement to my last programme and backwards with some nostalgia to the other nine, I realise that certain imperatives rise to the surface with the same insistence as trapped air.

But the phenomenon that Hare was pointing to that the relations between certain imperatives are very much like those between similar descriptions gives non-cognitivists a response to the objection that only genuinely truth-apt judgments can stand in logical relations to one another.

The great tradition of political liberalism, as embodied by men like Roosevelt, the Kennedy brothers and current leaders like Russ Feingold and Chris Dodd, is based on the notion that, at times, only by government intervention can certain imperatives truly come to pass in our culture.

To compromise on territory might seem, under certain conditions, imperative or at least politically expedient.

But when it comes to books for young children, there's a certain research imperative to figure out the role that screens can or should or might play in those first exposures to the written word.

That's somewhat encouraging, as it demonstrates a certain moral imperative at the NSA to build oversight into its activities, even if it appears to be able to set its own rules.