Sentence examples for developmental imperatives from inspiring English sources

Complex modern technology has its own inner logic and developmental imperatives.

Mitrany wrote in an era yet to encounter postmodernism, environmentalism, and other constraints on developmental imperatives and faith in scientific progress.

Your daughter has a developmental imperative to test limits.

The "illusion of individuality" operates at two levels: First, the universal level of the ego, the constructed "I" which is a developmental imperative in the early years, yet the object of unlearning in later years in many traditions (particularly Buddhist); and the other, socio-economic, level of western individualism.

Reducing maternal mortality from PPH is a major current priority and a developmental imperative in Bangladesh.

There are two imperatives in mine action work: the humanitarian imperative to save people from death and injury, and the developmental imperative to restore normal life, security, peace and prosperity.

Shifts in developmental and environmental imperatives in the late 1980s and early 1990s have prompted concomitant reassessments of urban management practice.

The detection and treatment of these two conditions in early developmental phases is imperative in a region that has a large proportion of youth and many of the factors that contribute to the onset of mental disorders.

The imperative for developmental progression may be intrinsically stronger in primates that, unlike rodents, have not evolved the facility for embryonic diapause (Nichols and Smith, 2012).

Prof Louise Newman, one of Australia's leading developmental psychiatrists said: "It is imperative that professionals like Dr Young are free to raise issues of significant concerns of any health system.

Therefore, it is imperative that the developmental repercussions as a result of asymmetric cell division gone awry be understood.