Sentence examples for imperative to call from inspiring English sources

It is surely imperative to call a second byelection to reverse the result.

Asked what a snakebite victim should and should not do, he said it was imperative to call 911 to get medical help immediately.

"Even in this very tight budget," said Gene Sperling, national economic adviser, "the president felt that there was an imperative to call right now for a more simplified and effective training system" that also had an increase in funds.

If the patient is not being monitored, and when such a finding is seen on a nondiagnostic CTA, it is imperative to call the code team and immediately begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation rather than planning for a reinjection.

At this time it is imperative to call upon all young professionals.

But equally important is the imperative to call our young people to something higher -- to harness their energy, passion, frustration and deep sense of justice in positive ways.

And after all, part of our ministerial imperative is to call people to -- and to lead them through -- the practice of worshipping God.

In the early-to-mid-70's, the years in which Bangs poured forth the best of his discursive and radiantly unbuttoned writing, he was too busy championing the kind of music he liked to call "imperative groin thunder" -- among his obsessions were the Stooges, the Troggs and Lou Reed -- to spend many afternoons blowing the dust from his old Presley LP's.

Declaring in a speech that protecting ballot access for all eligible voters "must be viewed not only as a legal issue but as a moral imperative," Mr. Holder urged Americans to "call on our political parties to resist the temptation to suppress certain votes in the hope of attaining electoral success and, instead, achieve success by appealing to more voters".

Whether we have an accident on one of our biking or hiking trails, or an emergency such as the recent canyon and downtown flooding, it's imperative that people be able to call for help.

We see retraining (or "reskilling" as some like to call it), as the imperative of the coming decade.