Sentence examples for imperative because the from inspiring English sources

A move had become imperative because the group was in danger of losing its rented premises in nearby Dalston.

This is imperative, because the captain must know the exact time in order to shoot the ship's position.

He said there was also a scientific imperative, because the only way to get information on what works was to test the drugs in an epidemic.

Now he has issued a warning that a back-to-the-future return to one of the oldest fuels is imperative because the world has exceeded the danger level for carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

More than once during the trial of the case Judge Jackson expressed exasperation at the company, and in his decision he said that the structural remedy was imperative because the firm "as it is presently organized and led is unwilling to accept the notion that it broke the law or accede to an order amending its conduct".

And yet a stronger euro not only should make it easier for the ECB to cut rates while holding inflation down, it also should make such reductions imperative because the rise in the euro itself is equivalent to a tightening of monetary conditions.Although manufacturers may be hurt in the short term by the euro's rise, the euro area's economy as a whole should benefit.

Mr. Bloomberg said repeatedly that mayoral control of the schools became an imperative "because when he ran it, the schools were terrible".

Fairly allocating the burden of proof is imperative because, as Justice Robert Jackson once wrote, the overreliance on theories of conspiracy in criminal law can be "a serious threat to fairness in our administration of justice".

Hans Jonas (1984) has argued that technology requires an ethics in which responsbility is the central imperative because for the first time in history we are able to destroy the earth and humanity.

But transit officials said they believed the changes were imperative because, under the rules and practices that evolved over the last several decades, managers had gained too much latitude in deciding what work practices were safe.

The Jaguars, coming off a 7-9 season in which they blacked out 9 of 10 home games, considered a win imperative because of the presence of the Broncos rookie Tim Tebow, a Jacksonville native who was coveted by some fans in the draft.