Sentence examples for imperative rather from inspiring English sources
The opportunities to make an impact go deeper for companies who make collaboration with NGOs a business imperative rather than a box to check.
If the TDV or AP approaches were being followed, the use of semi-log hedonic specifications would imply that a geometric index would be an imperative rather than a choice.
Several representatives noted that sequestration makes it more imperative, rather than less to focus SAMHSA resources on the most seriously ill.
The final words of the collection, "HATE SPEECH," are thus reinvigorated as both admonition and imperative rather than "merely" a politically-fraught (in the conventional sense) adjective-noun pairing.
Discounting comparisons that others have attempted to make to Caitlyn Jenner, Abdul-Jabbar writes that unlike Jenner, who faced a "biological imperative rather than a free will choice of orientation... Dolezal chose to identify with a racial group she was not born into".
In the decade since that paper, technology has become even more complex, and attempts to keep up with new developments have become an imperative, rather than simply something to be desired, in terms of the theory and practice of safety in organisations.
We think with proper delight of lark song, accepting cultural imperatives rather than judging for ourselves.
"They are sometimes motivated by commercial imperatives, rather than the interest of viewers.
But the scholars also say the legislation contains flaws that have resulted from political imperatives rather than sound economic thinking.
But they tend to evolve in response to an ongoing understanding about how organizations can best align technology investments with business imperatives – rather than evolving in response to virtual servers or new technologies that are rapidly emerging.
Just as no politician is driven solely by a sense of public service, traditional universities, too, are subject to commercial pressures and institutional imperatives, rather than being driven purely by the public interest or a simple desire to add to the knowledge base.
