Sentence examples for imperative and it from inspiring English sources

Quick capture of Havana and its dry dock was imperative and it was the favored objective of Newcastle and Sir Charles Wager, First Lord of the Admiralty, but Britain's divided ministry left the course of the campaign up to Vernon and others at a Council of War held in Jamaica.

"Fundamental change is imperative, and it must happen now".

"Funny," apart from being a subjective judgment, is also a commercial imperative, and it is one that "Bridesmaids" has fulfilled.

A coat-of-arms for each house seemed imperative, and it looked easy because each house was named for an important American families.

The music of that era merged virtuosity, Latino pride, a social conscience and a dance imperative, and it was all handmade by groups that tested their arrangements regularly on dancing crowds.

In conclusion, it is plausible that the currently higher environmental impact of manufacturing electric vehicles will naturally reduce somewhat if these are adopted on a large scale; at the same time, decarbonising power generation is imperative and it is in this context that electric vehicles should be considered.

It comes with its own set of moral imperatives and it keeps me thinking about the right things and it feels, in a very profound way, a home, which is what I was looking for".

Leadership today conceptualizes diversity strategies but few companies treat it like a true business imperative and attack it with a true sense of urgency!

"Abolishing slavery was morally imperative and necessary, and it's regrettable that it took the Civil War to do it.

Dr. Wilson, at Harvard, said that more research into the role of trees in the ecosystem was imperative and that it was alarming how little was known.

Fourth, Kant believes that morality presents itself to human agents as a categorical imperative, and that it is from this imperative, together with various facts about the world and our embodied agency, that we derive all specific moral duties.