Sentence examples similar to imperative of the matter from inspiring English sources
As long as injustice, persecution and oppression remain part of the human condition, the urge to revolt will also remain a primal imperative of the human psyche no matter where it leads or how it pans out.
Where American presidents and Nobel Prizes are concerned, the politics and the imperatives of the moment can matter more than their actual accomplishments.
It also revealed the imperative of the moment.
Western Europeans couldn't argue with the historical and moral imperative of opening the door to their cousins to the east -- and the Balkan wars of the last decade added a sense of urgency to the matter.
"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".
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But the imperatives of the news business will prevail.
"There is a heightened imperative to keep bad actors out of the financial system in order to promote security and also an imperative as a matter of economic policy to mitigate the unintended consequences of our efforts.
"It is imperative that we get it right, and that's why we brought the urgency to the matter".
* Rep. Adam Schiff makes the case for full disclosure of the Mueller findings, crucially framing this imperative as a matter of good governance.
