Sentence examples for imperative to change from inspiring English sources
The imperative to change this culture was partly about business and partly about politics.
Why can't the whole world do that?" But the imperative to change the world has recently led some Silicon Valley leaders to imagine that the values and concepts behind their success can be uploaded to the public sphere.
What brought the three of us – Ed, Oli and myself – together was an idea, an imperative: to change the school experience so that young people are prepared properly for success in the 21st century.
The multivariate analyses showed that if we aim to increase walking frequency, it is imperative to change both built environment characteristics and attitudinal factors.
Delivering his Friday sermon in Karbala, his representative - Ahmad al-Safi - said that the "deteriorating relations" among the country's politicians had "made it imperative to change the positions and posts in the country".
US prisons are also beginning to heed the imperative to change.
As she put down roots in New York City — she lived on the West Side of Manhattan until her death — and became a sought-after writer and lecturer, Arendt's ideas about self-respect, that Rahelian imperative, began to change.
This dire imperative began to change with the proliferation of black-oriented radio stations, in the nineteen-fifties, which enabled rhythm-and-blues singers like Fats Domino, Little Richard, and Ray Charles to sell large numbers of their records, sight unseen, to white teen-agers.
The imperative is to change, in order to improve quality and effectiveness, but the management of this process is not a 'neat sequential process'.
"Morgan Stanley anticipated many of the changes affecting financial services firms, seizing the strategic imperative to fundamentally change our business model," Mr. Gorman wrote in a note to shareholders, also released on Thursday.
"It is a strategic imperative for Microsoft to change its position," Mr. Miller told Reuters after speaking at the hedge fund conference.
