Sentence examples for imperative to aid from inspiring English sources
In backing away, Kasich not only accepted the Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, bringing healthcare to over 300,000 people, he framed his decision as part of a Christian imperative to aid the sick and the poor.
So is a major tax and spending bill, which has split Senate Democrats over conflicting imperatives to aid Americans suffering from a weak economy and to prevent higher deficits.
Individuals have a career imperative to learn, and companies have an imperative to help them.
An organization called the Gender and Disaster Network released six principles for engendered relief and reconstruction, stating, "Gender analysis is not optional or divisive but imperative to direct aid and plan for full and equitable recovery.
In this context, it is imperative to improve patient prioritisation based on referrals in order to aid swift diagnosis in those with more serious disease and to provide evidence based high quality care to each individual patient.
And every time an imperative related to the use of force, such as U.S. payments to Afghan President Hamid Karzai meant, presumably, to aid the CIA's program of targeted killings, has contended with an imperative related to reducing the wellspring of terrorism — such as countering the corruption driving Afghans into the arms of the Taliban — the force-related imperative has won out.
And it's ironically enough, actually the prescription of the Christian faith of my youth, that's imperative, that to the greater glory of God, we do what we can to aid the least of those among us.
Use cinnamon to aid digestion.
It is still imperative to act.
The moral imperative to act is growing.
