Sentence examples for imperative and not from inspiring English sources

The need to humanize how we evolve and articulate an organization's vision is imperative and not just food for thought.

Echoing an argument made by defense secretaries through the decades, Mr. Rumsfeld asserted today that security was a national imperative and not just another discretionary spending program.

"It really is a business imperative and not just a responsibility of H.R". Analysts said that perhaps the most important strategy at I.B.M., which also had early inclusion programs for minorities, disabled and gay employees, is its formal mentorship program.

For K.V. Karnath, president of the New Development Bank of the BRICS group, 'green finance is an economic imperative' and not just a way of tackling environmental threats.

So in the communications industry, as well as PR, we must continuously make a wide-reaching case for why diversity is a business imperative, and not just political correctness.

Mr. Hall added that such environmental imperatives, and not simply consumer tastes, were driving the downsizing.

I conclude that the British naturalist strictly separated scientific facts and theories from religious dogmas (Darwin's "philosophical imperative") and would not endorse current claims by the Catholic Church and other Christian associations that evolutionary theory and Bible-based myths are compatible.

In this regard, study on the diffusion of atoms and its relation with the evaporation of atoms is imperative and crucial not only to the fundamental understanding but also to the precise and flexible controlling of the e-beam-induced structure change or nanoprocessing.

It is a humanitarian imperative and is not a matter for negotiations.

Chapter 9 (section 71) of the South African National Health Act 61 of 2003 presents consent to participation in research as a statutory imperative, and does not allow for deferred or waived consent under any circumstances [ 34, 37].

"It is not imperative and we should not become too fixated with trying to be as precise as possible, e.g., to the exact 1 kcal (this would be impossible), but to be able to make better overall estimations," he said.