Sentence examples for imperative his from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Agee and his political allies saw as a moral imperative, his former colleagues at the intelligence agency saw as reckless and venal betrayal.

Whereas Mr Kohl saw European integration as a historical imperative, his successors are liable to see it more as a series of tactical decisions, primarily economic in nature.If the EU's capacity for strategic thinking does shrink, the loss will scarcely show in the next year or two.

The developments on Monday illustrated how the White House is planning to anchor Mr. Bush's re-election campaign to the war on terrorism and showed the imperative his aides see in trying to undercut Mr. Kerry's foreign policy credentials, including his decorated service in Vietnam.

Hemmed in by pedagogical imperatives, his work sheds little more light on its subject than a PBS documentary by, say, Ken Burns would.

Jaffy's progress is determined by two imperatives: his powerful attraction to the ships that wait in the Pool of London, "resting like pure-bred horses" before their next voyage, and his intense, painful relationship with Jamrach's assistant, Tim Linver, by turns cocky, bullying and fearful.

This became his cultural imperative for his first year, to change that mindset and set his employees free to bring their brains and creativity to work every day.

This became his cultural imperative for his first year, to change that mindset and set his employees free to bring their brains and creativity to work every day.

Cerny says that three key elements were imperative to his and his colleagues' ability to win battles for postdocs at UC Berkeley.

Only after intervention by Fiddler (Forest Whitaker), Kunta's handler, does he realize that acceptance of his new name and by default his new condition is imperative to his survival.

He holds his beliefs earnestly and truly believes his work is imperative to his community's well-being.

Kavulich is among those who believe Raúl will likely stand his ground against Trump and refuse to make concessions when it comes to the civil rights of Cubans in keeping with his track record and his imperative to show his Castro legitimacy by standing up to America, Fidel's favorite hobby horse even it that results in negative economic consequences.