Sentence examples similar to diminished imperative from inspiring English sources
But with the markets slowly healing, Mr. Obama's plan to revamp financial rules faces a diminishing political imperative.
"To admit that there may be some psychological need informing your return to faith does not preclude or diminish the spiritual imperative," he insists, "any more than acknowledging the chemical aspects of sexual attraction lessens the mystery of enduring human love".
He comments: "To admit that there may be some psychological need informing your return to faith does not preclude or diminish the spiritual imperative, any more than acknowledging the chemical aspects of sexual attraction lessens the mystery of enduring human love".
"The decision of the Supreme Court neither diminishes the moral imperative to ensure decent health care for all, nor eliminates the need to correct the fundamental flaws," bishops said Thursday in a statement.
It is years since I last read it, but certain phrases are as familiar and dear to me as holy writ; not least when I feel – as Jane so often felt – diminished, uncertain, torn between irreconcilable imperatives: "I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will".
The competitive and entrepreneurial approach of land management in conjunction with the imperatives of global firms has effectively diminished the original plan's intention that each zone should focus on particular industries, with each of them complementing the others.
The imperative to pass it in this congressional session was thought to have diminished after President Obama broadened the scope of federal support for stem cell research though an executive order.
The heartwarming idea of "American Candidate" -- that by removing the imperative to raise millions of dollars, presidential politics could be made fair enough to accommodate eccentrics and amateurs -- is somewhat diminished by its esteemed pool of contestants.
