Sentence examples for imperative in this from inspiring English sources
"These are expenditures that are not imperative in this time of fiscal uncertainty," he said.
"The absolute imperative in this building was to get the Russians out of Afghanistan.
The ethical imperative in this phase is to burst the bubble before it gets too big.
Athens resumed the war against Persia with hostilities on Cyprus, but Cimon's death there made diplomacy imperative in this sphere also.
4. Working to shift from energy norms that come with large emissions of carbon dioxide is an imperative in this century (along with bringing energy by any smart means to the billions of people without reasonable sources now).
"Achieving the competitive cost structure we need remains a key imperative in this process," Mr. Horton said, "and as one part of that, we plan to initiate further negotiations with all of our unions to reduce our labor costs to competitive levels".
Getting comfortable with the reality of no new normal coastline is clearly an imperative in the Anthropocene, this era (long or short; it's up to us) in which Earth is increasingly a human-shaped system.
Although not the subject of this inquiry, the report said: "It is imperative in the public interest that this is remedied urgently".
Since the new National Disability Agreement no longer describes the target group in terms of just three ICF domains, the way is open to using the full spectrum of activities and participation in devising any new assessment and eligibility criteria; this is imperative in the light of Australia's ratification of the Convention.
Any new national assessment criteria, for support services or long term care, should use the full spectrum of activities and participation (not just self care, mobility and communication); this is imperative in the light of Australia's ratification of the Convention as well as the stated goals of the National Disability Agreement.
This objective becomes ever more imperative in the light of Russia's bombing in recent days.
