Sentence examples for for the imperative from inspiring English sources

Invoking the need for 'credibility' is, though, too often simply code for the imperative they feel to keep within the current, failed economic paradigm, which has no answers to either the planetary nor domestic housing crisis.

In more than 40 books he wrote or edited, Dr. Henry laid out an intellectual defense both for a literal understanding of Scripture and for the imperative of spreading the faith.

Eventually he put aside fiction-writing for the imperative of earning a living, and became executive director of Schooner Inc., a New Haven program patterned after the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater Inc.

Howard Davies, director of the LSE, makes an impressive case for the imperative of cutting the deficit, arguing that only cuts in public sector pay can save the economy.

Alcohol, Lifton told me, is what made it possible for many of the doctors to persevere when killing was substituted for the imperative to heal, or at least to do no harm.

As a holder of a master's degree in educational psychology and the mother of four children and the grandmother of five going on six, I would like to give a few reasons for the imperative of a full day of kindergarten for all: First and foremost, consider the women who work and must leave their children in the care of low-paid helpers who cannot provide learning and socialization.

In this context, the favourite was Nick Mallett of the Southern Hemisphere and, maybe, a deeper feel for the imperatives of cutting-edge international rugby.

One of Leibowitz's concerns seems to be that for the imperatives to be truly categorical, they must draw their authority from something other than human needs and values, which are too weak a foundation to ground categorical imperatives.

She was a force for the accessible domain: the public square as a place for democracy, not for the imperatives of a cocksure elite and their commercial implementers.

For her, the imperative now is to get more SNP MPs elected to Westminster next May.

To ensure its stimulative effect, he would abandon for now the imperative of offsetting tax increases.