Sentence examples for imperative of all from inspiring English sources

You've got to stop fracking right away (in fact, that may be the greatest imperative of all, since methane gas does its climate damage so fast).

The members of the ISSG reaffirmed the imperative of all sides engaging in negotiations under the auspices of the United Nations as soon as possible, in strict compliance with United Nations Security Council 2254.

In some ways, this is an especially challenging time for that: to quote Samuel Alexander, "As the global economy slowly emerges, at least superficially, from the financial crisis, the imperative of all governments around the world to maximise growth in GDP has never seemed stronger".

We think this principle applies to all age groups, but the importance of manner and style is most imperative of all for Gen Y.

The first job, the primary imperative, of all political power is to collect and preserve political power.

Stability and purpose two imperative blocks of all major religions are exactly what young LGBT people need.

Why is it imperative women of all backgrounds and sizes have access to cute, fashionable wear that embraces every body type?

It is imperative, first of all, that responding to the hepatitis C epidemic is part of the public agenda, that both policymakers and communities are aware that the problem exists, and that they understand what can be done to prevent and treat it.

At a time of growing economic uncertainty, the imperative of mobilizing all available talent has never been so pressing.

Imperative to all of these applications, however, is a high degree of control over orientation of the nanodomains relative to the surface of the film as well as control over order in the plane of the film.

While some companies singled out in this report have responded to the allegations better than others, it is still imperative for all of them to start treating due diligence as the cost of doing business in China, and anywhere else they operate.