Sentence examples for imperative helps from inspiring English sources
That imperative helps to explain why, by common consent, the politician with the most daunting assignment in Manchester this week was not the Tory leader himself, who delivered his main speech on October 8th as The Economist went to press.
An examination of developments where patients themselves have increasingly become engaged with planning care has much relevance to recent policy imperatives and helps to put this in context, as does a review of the evidence thus far for end of life care for those without cancer and the questions it raises around organisation of the delivery of care and appropriate access.
Individuals have a career imperative to learn, and companies have an imperative to help them.
He also talked of a "moral imperative" to help such people.
Luckily, many businesses are aware of this peril and understand that their action is imperative to help address climate change.
Welfare recipients are "our fellow Californians", he says, and the state has a "moral imperative" to help them escape from poverty.
There was also a message to other European leaders: there was a "moral imperative" to help refugees not just in Europe but those closer to Syria.
Escaping instruction by arms – and regaining the right to an education that offers choice – will be imperative in helping the next generation of Syrians to reclaim their country.
We will look at that with the troika with, in focus, the imperative of helping Ireland exit successfully the programme it has implemented.
Many donors said supporting the appeal was a necessary expression of their liberal values; they said they felt a clear moral, political and humanitarian imperative to help.
