Sentence examples for from the imperative from inspiring English sources
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".
"Grey's Anatomy" and several of the reality shows (remember "Hey Paula"?) make a theme of exhaustion, and have derived suspense from the imperative to do precise work while less than fully awake.
Such a debate would have diverted attention and energy from the imperative of fairly and effectively providing justice and accountability for the grave crimes then being committed against civilians in the former Yugoslavia.
He insisted that his mind had not been carried away from the imperatives of the game.
One school of thought, most prominently represented by American economist John Kenneth Galbraith, sees growth as stemming from the imperatives of modern technology.
The change that Tommy undergoes in Sam's absence — he straightens up, renovates Grace's kitchen and dotes on her kids — seems to arise less from the character's psychology than from the imperatives of David Benioff's script.
Influenced by Max Weber's analysis of bureaucracy as well as by Vilfredo Pareto's and Gaetano Mosca's theories of elite rule, Michels argued that organizational oligarchy resulted, most fundamentally, from the imperatives of modern organization: competent leadership, centralized authority, and the division of tasks within a professional bureaucracy.
In conclusion, subnational reforms cannot be isolated from the imperatives of federalism, local patrimonial structures i.e. the political economy context.
