Sentence examples for different imperatives from inspiring English sources

"It's an incredibly difficult public policy challenge" for the United States, Mr. Grumet said, with different imperatives colliding.

Fatally, too, Neilson's production tries hard to inject something close to conventional dramatic pacing into a work that deliberately unfolds according to different imperatives.

Of course, that wine came from a different universe, when the Mondavi family still owned the Robert Mondavi Winery, and different imperatives guided the winemaking.

"All I can tell you is that this is a battle between many different imperatives within the Jewish tradition," he said.

America and Germany have utterly different imperatives and experiences.

But history handed Shorten a different imperative: it would have to be about the team.

Most diners of my acquaintance have a different imperative: they like to hear great cooking speak for itself.

For the residents of Banda Aceh, there was a different imperative: ensuring that inhabitants would stand a chance if there was a repeat disaster.

But once the Vichy leaders had been executed for treason after the Liberation, a different imperative prevailed: to keep France united, to avoid recriminations and to draw a veil over the past.

And P.S.G.'s heavy, unparalleled spending in France will take some pressure off Lille, whose prudence won the French league last season, and Marseille and Lyon, which consider themselves the big two in the Ligue 1. AC Milan vs. Inter Milan Another prestige preseason warmup, but with a different imperative.

Clearly, the controllability of RIDs requires different behavioural imperatives to those in STDs and hence different psychological influences should be considered.