Sentence examples for imperative and necessary from inspiring English sources

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

Young white voters backed Mr Obama in much higher numbers than older ones did.This March Haley Barbour, who has a record of racially insensitive remarks, said in an interview: "Slavery was the primary, central cause of secession…abolishing slavery was morally imperative and necessary, and it's regrettable that it took the civil war to do it.

Starting from their implications for natural resources, which are more and more limited and at risk, recognizing these dimensions remains an urgently imperative and precise responsibility necessary to guide the self-management of our immeasurable power (Jonas, 1974).

The messages I take from him are these: hope is necessary, organizing is imperative, and a government by and for the vast majority of the people must not be considered impossible.

For adaptation, being able to mobilise sufficient funds without the private sector is an imperative and the inability to generate the necessary funds is purely a political problem.

Regulating network credit systems has become an imperative task necessary to guarantee a legitimate network environment without credit fraud.  .

The Cubans have always had a cultural imperative and tapped into the world's hip-hop vibrations by any means necessary.

Prescriptive meaning is defined in relation to imperatives: a statement is prescriptive if it entails, if necessary in conjunction with purely factual statements, at least one imperative; and to assent to an imperative is to prescribe action.

This is imperative, and we must do better".

A revised and reinforced International Monetary Fund package is imperative if the necessary reforms are to be enacted.

Objective fact has lost value, and in the ensuing panic to restore its place — which is imperative, necessary — we are overcorrecting, or at least misaiming our guns.