Sentence examples for imperative right from inspiring English sources

To incentivise debate, and make it popular, is imperative right now.

But it is so imperative right now that we have this race conversation in America.

That's why this move toward smaller and more local fights is imperative right now.

"That idea of connectivity, of breaking down the barriers of language, culture, religion, and showing that we all want the same things — it's imperative right now," Sutherland said.

If there is any one clear imperative right now, it is that we must create many more routes to holding people accountable that do not involve locking them up.

Hegel goes on to develop the imperative of right, i.e., people have rights that should not be infringed upon.

Imperative is right.

Thus the Siracusa principles offer to resolve apparent dichotomies between public health's primary mandate of protecting population health and the human rights imperative to protect individual rights [ 39].

It is imperative that indigenous rights, including the right to free, prior and informed consent, be respected in places like the Tapajós basin, in the heart of the Amazon, where the Brazilian government plans to construct up to 29 large dams, following the same destructive model as Belo Monte.

The problem of the Palestinian refugees has generally been discussed in context of the moral imperative of the "right of return" and is based on subjective judgment of right and wrong.

But... the process of economic change will... make the imperative for the right choice stronger.