Sentence examples for imperative of extending from inspiring English sources

If we can truly and seamlessly integrate honest self-care into our own lives by putting our authentic selves first, then perhaps we will be able to notice, with much less cloudy vision, the imperative of extending that self-love unto others.

The imperative of extending the benefits of this efficacious intervention to lower-resource settings remains.

STEPHEN SERENE New York, Oct. 6, 2013 To the Editor: The issue of extending basic rights to other species is undeniably a matter of societal interest and a legal and moral imperative.

It is imperative to extend the evolutionary analyses of imprint control mechanisms to many more regions before we can conclusively determine whether imprinted genes evolved in a convergent or divergent manner, or possibly both.

The imperative of transparency should extend beyond consent to include policies for disclosure of research being conducted under the auspices of a biobank.

"The protection of children is a universal imperative, and families, extended families and communities of origin have a pivotal role to play in the reintegration of all separated children".

This imperative should be extended to the provision of an accurate account of limitations associated with governance of personal genomic data sharing projects and safeguards to protect rights of participants.

What is more surprising is the size of the litter so it is really imperative that we extend their existing enclosure to accommodate them all as adults".

Minimizing microbial contamination on poultry carcasses during processing in slaughterhouses is imperative for delaying spoilage and extending the shelf-life of meat.

The imperative of gentlemanliness suffuses its age-old laws.

But this does not change the imperative of decarbonisation.