Sentence examples for imperative and the from inspiring English sources
"The focus on the moral imperative and the lack of ego.
What is at stake today is the moral imperative and the original ideal of Israel.
He called education a moral obligation, an economic imperative and "the civil rights issue of our generation".
The sound was of a man caught between bureaucratic imperative and the evidence offered by his eyes and ears.
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.
What has happened, said Joan Jacobs Brumberg, a historian at Cornell University, is that "the beauty imperative and the health imperative have come together".
Change and reform in the health sector tend to be imperative and also the norm.
Soundtracks became selfless, functional music, gracefully finding an unheralded balance between musical imperatives and the timing of scenes they accompanied.
And, driven by commercial imperatives and the requirement to balance the books, these new providers are deaf to appeals from staff and public.
He understood very clearly the need to make finance subservient to human needs, environmental imperatives and the real economy, and promoted democratic trusteeship as an ownership and management model to achieve it.
