Sentence examples for dominant imperative from inspiring English sources

That is, in situations which lack of a single dominant imperative, several alternative, and functionally equivalent management control system (MCS) designs, may arise.

As Jack Straw, who was foreign secretary at the time, observed in a speech that he gave last month to mark the 800th anniversary of the signing of Magna Carta: "When fear becomes the dominant emotion, national security and not individual rights become the dominant imperative on government".

Mahanian sea-power theory has predisposed many in Beijing to regard the South China Sea much as Americans once regarded the Caribbean Sea: as a preserve where commercial and political imperatives demand dominant naval power.

The imperative of the dominant available discourses around gender and sexuality, such as the male sexual drive discourse (Hollway 1989), versus the young men's own experience, wish, need or feeling, came across strongly in most of the data.

There are two dominant paradigms in programming, functional and imperative, and learning a functional language will complement the imperative languages you learned in CS 1110 and CS 2110.

In countries where Islam is dominant, like Malaysia, there are cultural imperatives for burials to occur within 24 hours of a death and religious beliefs that preclude post-mortem examinations, which are often perceived as mutilation of the body.

When the region was a federal entity within Yugoslavia, this diversity did not lead to much friction, nor was there much of an imperative to define which ethnicity was dominant.

She talks about being "dependent on a system that doesn't act on our interests", and the misplaced imperatives forced on Wales by the economically dominant English south-east.

Subordinating developmental goals to its political and military imperatives, the colonial state cooperated with the dominant social classes, the members of which became the major beneficiaries of agricultural colonization.

Dalmia says it's imperative to become one of the industry's dominant players, joining Chinese and American companies, so that he has enough heft to avoid getting undercut by competitors.

What is happening to dominant business models and to society should have made it an imperative.