Sentence examples for imperative of the from inspiring English sources

Schooling global citizens is the educational imperative of the 21st century.

If discretion is a signature imperative of the legal profession, Donziger is a rather unorthodox lawyer.

That is the Polish tradition, and that is the imperative of the hour".

Some supporters said the imperative of the moment requires more force from Mr. Obama.

This leads Hertsgaard to what he calls the new "double imperative" of the climate fight.

When others abuse, it is intolerable; when we torture, it is a necessary imperative of the war on terrorism.

And if nothing else, the demographic imperative of the future electorate provides an offset to present-day political qualms.

The single imperative of the Republicans -- to keep Gore from ever nosing ahead in the count -- gave their actions a compelling simplicity.

"In the very sensitive area of the family courts I think we can shed more light whilst preserving the imperative of the welfare of the child".

Another way of looking at it was that the imperative of the war on terror had trumped the imperative of democracy promotion.

Anyway, reader Sam Cuthbert demands an explanation: "I feel it's imperative of the Guardian team at Glastonbury to find out what all those different coloured wristbands mean.