Sentence examples for emphasizing the imperative from inspiring English sources
At least in part, this is happening due to exam pressure among adolescents, emphasizing the imperative need to understand the pattern of anxiety and various factors contributing to it among students.
Ensler emphasized the imperative to "escalate efforts" in the fight to terminate the ongoing violence against women and girls.
As a meditation teacher, I not only feel compelled to vote, but to emphasize the imperative to vote.
The truth was that they'd raised their kids with the "love your enemy" dictate but had forgotten to emphasize the imperative of boundaries and self-care when dealing with those they did not know well.
The consecutive outbreaks in Kenya emphasize the imperative for action.
This year, the theme of the report is "Adolescence – An Age of Opportunity", which emphasizes the imperative of investing in adolescence.
Rather, these criteria emphasize the imperative of including data from multiple lines of evidence, particularly studies that delve into the biological plausibility of an association.
The observed differences between professions seem to reflect this uncertainty and emphasize the imperative need of evidence-based exercise guidelines for the first phase of postoperative treatment.
President Kagame has emphasized "the imperative of focusing and utilizing science and technology," to effect the country's and Africa's socioeconomic transformation.
The Mandela government (1994 1999) emphasized the imperative for the former pariah state to integrate with the international community, and South African foreign policy during those years focused mainly on good international citizenship.
In my own view, we should make sure that we place what we're about over what we fear when making those decisions -- because in emphasizing the moral imperative over the fear factor, we will more readily see that there are better options to pursue our interests than martial means, which of course should always be the last resort.
