Sentence examples for genuine imperatives from inspiring English sources

No reasonable person could argue that local officials or federal courts should ignore the genuine imperatives of security.

The two Democrats may have been on adrenaline highs after the New Hampshire primary, but their frantic -- and virtually sleepless -- transcontinental hopscotch was driven by genuine political imperatives: all the states they visited -- and 11 more -- have Democratic contests on March 7, a single day of voting so colossal that candidates are calling it Titanic Tuesday.

Melbourne and Sydney have shown that the fifth day can be a great leveller and without diluting a genuine aggressive instinct, England's imperative should have been to take games that far, even bringing the draw into the equation.

While varying degrees of participation exist in which young people are perceived to be allowed to "truly" participate (Wood and Hine 2009), consultation and collaboration are imperative requirements for genuine participation.

Bertrand has defensive security behind him and often few team-mates providing genuine width in front, making it imperative he attacks.

However, it is that very example which makes it imperative to achieve a genuine settlement.

Hong Kong journalists have become limited in their role as the "fourth estate," as the political and/or economic calculus of publishing can now outweigh the moral imperative to uncover the genuine, often discomforting narratives of Hong Kong society.

With Faubus, who had genuine populist impulses, racism was a political imperative.

Kant thinks that there is only one way to produce genuine reasons, which Kant calls the "Categorical Imperative".

It is imperative for the sake of genuine free speech in the academy, and, contra Diner, for the genuine vitality of specifically Jewish life.

Bridavsky's devotion to his cat seems genuine and not simply a public relations imperative and for much of the interview she remained nestled in Bridavsky's tattooed arms (of course, inked with the image of his charge).