Sentence examples for from imperative from inspiring English sources

The public option has gone from imperative to, well, optional.

These paradoxes can be resolved by recognizing that the inference from imperative to actual duty is a defeasible one (Asher and Bonevac 1996; Nute 1997).

Although few papers review programming languages of dataflow architectures, their discussions are limited to only dataflow languages and visual programming languages which are fundamentally different from imperative languages.

While our style of programming moved from imperative to functional, we found it cumbersome and sometimes error prone to interact with the methods and classes coming from third-party Java libraries that make heavy use of mutable data structures and side effects.

In his first published article, "Imperative Sentences" (1949), in his essay "Practical Reason" entered for the T.H. Green Moral Philosophy prize in 1950, and in his first book, The Language of Morals (1952), he explored the possibilities of inferring imperative conclusions from imperative, or a combination of imperative and indicative, premises.

He also suffered from imperative diarrhea.

The benefit of better LGBT representation in business schools, aside from the imperative to ensure no one, regardless of sexuality, is barred from a career, is clear: it allows a wider range of candidates to filter through into big companies.

But there may come a point at which that duty diverges from the imperative to save the client's life.

But Criado‑Perez is a campaigner, and the book – from the imperative command of its title to its earnest, inspirational rhetoric – has the tone of a manifesto.

Freed from the imperative to generate clicks and to lure search engines, The Times and Sunday Times have taken a novel, reader-focused approach that minimizes distractions.

"Putting millions more people on medicine, while an urgent humanitarian priority, should not distract from the imperative of preventing new infections".