Sentence examples for imperative as a from inspiring English sources

And when I said "But I haven't given myself Kant's Imperative as a law," I was told "Yes you have".

"There is a heightened imperative to keep bad actors out of the financial system in order to promote security and also an imperative as a matter of economic policy to mitigate the unintended consequences of our efforts.

I asked a Kantian, "Does this mean that, if I don't give myself Kant's Imperative as a law, I am not subject to it?" "No," I was told, "you have to give yourself a law, and there's only one law".

Green Day, which has spent most of the last decade stoking bonfires of opposition — with two ambitious concept albums, one of them adapted into a Broadway musical — now seems less certain about its moral imperative as a band.

Therefore, for physicians treating patients with PAD, an understanding of the various therapies available, along with the inherent benefits and limitations of each treatment option is imperative as a greater number of patients with PAD are being encountered.

Anil Dash just wrote a cogent post about some of the successes of data.gov (particularly health.data.gov) but wrapped it up with a burdensome, do-gooder imperative, "As a community of developers and technologists, we have to" build apps on the data.

As if on cue, Bill Clinton himself visited the Senate this week to tell Democrats that a health bill was an economic imperative as well as a moral one.

The former was a moral imperative as well as a strategic one; the latter is hubris.

Organizations have to be lean, efficient, and effective, which means that the supply line becomes a strategic imperative as well as a competitive advantage.

It's an economic imperative as well as a social imperative to crack our housing crisis.

For him, travelling in relative modesty was an environmental imperative as well as a question of personal style.