Sentence examples for consider it imperative that from inspiring English sources
"I consider it imperative that monetary policy continue to actively support the economy at present — since we continue to have an unacceptably high unemployment rate while, at the same time, inflation is undershooting the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target," Mr. Rosengren said.
"I consider it imperative that monetary policy continue to actively support the economy at present, since we continue to have an unacceptably high unemployment rate while, at the same time, inflation is undershooting the Federal Reserve's 2 percent target," said Mr. Rosengren, who holds a rotating seat this year on the 12-person Federal Open Market Committee.
Unions consider it imperative that a Republican not succeed President Barack Obama.
"I consider it imperative that we do what we can to promote a very strong recovery," Yellen, currently the Fed's vice chair, told the panel.
Turkson said on Thursday that the pope considered it imperative that "practical proposals not be developed in an ideological, superficial or reductionist way".
He considered it imperative that the 7th Brigade join the forces in Jerusalem as well as a contingent of 400 new recruits to reinforce the Harel Brigade.
Public health advocates of circumcision consider it to have a net benefit, and therefore feel that increasing the circumcision rate is an ethical imperative.
That makes it imperative that passengers follow instructions.
In order to evaluate therapies better and indeed to choose the most appropriate treatment for a given patient, it was considered imperative that a uniform prognostic system be established.
It was considered imperative that a site should comment on the staging of disease (the necessity for staging to be performed), the treatment of disease by stage, the necessary follow up (it was deemed sufficient to state hospital follow up was requires) and the treatment for recurrence (the potential for chemo or radiotherapy).
"I think it is imperative that we do win it.
