Sentence examples for imperative binds from inspiring English sources
A categorical imperative binds us regardless of our desires: everyone has a duty to not lie, regardless of circumstances and even if it is in our interest to do so.
A general realisation that this was an imperative whose time was bound to come.
Again and again, then, the image of spectacle finds its most immediate expression in the infrastructure that binds the market imperatives of capitalism ever more tightly to the mass-mediated communities of "social media", not to mention the industry of personal data collection and micro-targeted viral advertising that drives it.
Mr. Erdogan deserves the strongest possible criticism, but membership in the European Union is a strategic imperative that, like NATO membership, is intended to bind Turkey to the West.
He won't accept the imperative of the office of the president to bind the wounds as Lincoln tried so hard to do, as many presidents of the modern era have tried to do.
In order to recognize and bind several other proteins, it is imperative for hubs to have some structural characteristics [ 5] and specificities such as interfaces [ 6].
Davies suggested that the "cosmic imperative," the idea that, given favorable conditions, life would be bound to emerge, could be tested on Earth by looking for organisms unrelated to the currently known "tree of life".
It is hard to think of any greater geopolitical imperative today than to demonstrate that Islam and democracy can be bound successfully together.
The final text of Mr Turmes' report is bound to disturb anyone committed to a rational energy policy based on environmental conservation as the vital imperative.
When deciding which and how many chronic diseases to include, in addition to the criteria described above, we were also bound by pragmatic imperatives to ensure feasibility of data collection.
