Sentence examples for imperative the need from inspiring English sources
In the healthcare industry it is imperative the need to increase the efficiency of resource management and services.
That fire was checked by a different political imperative: the need to listen to and respect the stories of women who have suffered at the hands of men.
Transmedia storytelling is trying to take an economic imperative (the need to build up franchises in an era of media conglomeration) and trying to turn it into a creative opportunity.
Its object is to compel the payment of the several classes of debts named, and was so regarded by the supreme court of the state.' Indeed, the limit in amount ($50), found in that statute, made it clear that no police regulation was intended; for, if it were, the more stock found on the track the greater would be the danger and the more imperative the need of regulation and penalty.
The rapidly growing global demand for energy and industrial raw materials from crude oil and the consequent depletion of crude oil reserves in addition to adverse environmental concerns and unstable nature of the international market make imperative the need to explore alternative sources of fuel and industrial raw materials.
The cost, complexity, and lack of reliability of instrumented systems for air quality monitoring make imperative the need to develop successful plant bioassay systems for monitoring air quality.
For its part, the Administration saw the need to balance several imperatives: the need to confront and help defeat what had become a transnational menace; the recognition that we had a responsibility to Iraq and to the Americans and Iraqis who had lost their lives during that long war; and the understanding that Iraqi reform and not American force was the key to any solution.
"Although not a legal consideration," he said, "I would suggest there is a moral imperative... the need to observe common decency when reporting on such cases".
One aspect of research that emerged as imperative was the need for complementary collaborations that are becoming crucial for high-impact, often interdisciplinary, and breakthrough research.
Also imperative was the need for all NSLIJHS laboratories to maintain normal operations.
