Sentence examples for imperative of being from inspiring English sources

It may be politically convenient to avoid making Mr. Siné a martyr, but that should not outweigh the moral imperative of being vigilant in the fight against anti-Semitism.

But he stressed that for Poland, tugged between Russia and Germany over the centuries, joining the euro was not primarily about economics but about the political imperative of being cemented more firmly to the Union.

Yet it cannot escape the attention of any westerner who has travelled to a Muslim country that for the people there, the challenge of modernity is the overwhelming fact of their lives; the double imperative of being modern and universal on the one hand, and adhering to the emplaced identities of religion and nation, on the other, complicates and enriches everything they do.

"Ever since it joined, British policy has been based on the imperative of being in the room when important matters are discussed," said Charles Grant, director of the Center for European Reform in London, "so that Britain could either stop things happening or shape outcomes that suit Britain".

The main social cause noted for Earth buildings by 34% of respondents was a moral imperative of being sustainable.

Perhaps a career devoted to experimental fiction concerned with the ethical imperatives of being human is the best response to being the son of Oswald Mosley, the notorious anti-Semite who founded the British Union of Fascists in 1932.

Iran, though, must not disregard the imperative nature of being forthcoming in negotiations.

To this end, the Modernist imperative of less is more has been both sharpened and broadened.

"The imperative of fundraising is less important for her than it would be for someone who hadn't been there and done that," he said.

The primary imperative of government is to protect its citizens, and it is clear Belgium takes this responsibility seriously.

The imperative of revenge was no different in late-20th-century Iraq than it had been for the tribes living for generations on the land of Iraq.