Sentence examples similar to imperative for help from inspiring English sources

Senate Republican leaders had said it was imperative for Congress to help people buy health insurance because other provisions of the bill would tend to increase the number of people without coverage.

To help city leaders prepare for what's next, it is imperative to help paint a picture of what the city of the future could look like.

Support for healthcare professionals and continuity of care during birth is imperative to help women achieve a more positive birth experience.

Morgan said there was a political imperative to help children from poorer backgrounds, alongside Ofsted's introduction of a tougher regime of inspection for daycare and nurseries.

Individuals have a career imperative to learn, and companies have an imperative to help them.

Application of disease risk maps becomes imperative to help in target surveillance and control activities.

Understanding where to go for help is imperative for college students who have suffered an assault, and for those wishing to report or intervene.

I learned that you can't do it all on your own, and asking for help is imperative.

Since increasing the user base is imperative for Pandora as it helps in attracting more advertisers, the only way out of this predicament is to increase the proportion of subscribers in overall user base.

An early diagnosis is imperative for optimal treatment and helps to avoid prolonged hospitalisation and sequelae of chronic infection [ 3].

It is also imperative for a language educator to help students learn to build learner autonomy and self-regulate their learning in their language learning careers.