Sentence examples for general imperative from inspiring English sources

That general imperative hangs near at South Park Studios in Los Angeles.

It represents a general imperative for the web, a distributed non-hierarchical system of sites collecting and publishing data.

First, the Kantian test applies specifically to political maxims and is the equivalent in that sphere of the more general categorical imperative.[3] This is why Kant refers to it as the "transcendental principle of the publicity of public law" (1795: 382).

The absence of epidemiologic data on many chronic diseases in Greece renders the conduction of large epidemiologic studies in general population imperative, in order to design new strategies in primary care.

The principle of a search de-listing right for personal data in Europe stands in obvious opposition to Google's general business imperatives to gather as much data as possible on its users so it can improve advert targeting.

Although appealing in its general shape, the imperative theory is more problematic when it comes to the details.

Suffice it to say here that changes in both academic philosophy and the cultural role of the movies in general made it imperative for philosophers to take film seriously as an artform on a par with the more traditional ones like theater, dance, and painting.

The expenses involved in undertaking a massive project, like building a stadium, are often covered by taxpayers, which means general appeal is imperative.

Health education and preventive policies for the general population are imperative.

An important insight at this stage is that, in order to describe the overtones reported in this paper or asymmetric vibrational modes in general, it is imperative to include both σ- and π-orbitals in the model.

At the general election, it is imperative that the SNP is seen and Scotland's voice is heard.