Sentence examples for imperative to defend from inspiring English sources
We faced them with determination and persistent willpower as our duty and responsibility makes it imperative to defend this homeland, we will maintain our national unity and protect Bahraini people".
Echoing the words of Mr. Bush, the anti-terrorist left maintains there is a moral imperative to defend a society that remains, whatever its flaws, a pillar of ethnic and religious pluralism and representative democracy.
One is justified in asking as in [4] whether the criticism was motivated by something other than science, some conscious or unconscious imperative to defend the current COWDUNG (which is supported, one may note, by large corporate interests as also are the deniers of human-caused climate warming).
It is imperative to defend all children from violence, exploitation and discrimination.
There emerges an imperative need to defend against distal lung inflammation or damage as Homo chronospecies move to more enclosed environs where there is a greater possibility of contracting a contagious respiratory tract or parasitic infections and/or being exposed to gaseous-particulate irritant emanations [ 124, 125].
In other words it is not imperative for Muslims to defend and guard their own rights and freedom only, but they are commanded to crush oppression (fitna) wherever they come across it.
As modern threats become more sophisticated, it is imperative for organizations to defend with the global context.
"I hope," said Richardson, "that universities will continue to defend the imperative of allowing even objectionable ideas to be spoken".
At a time when opponents of the BBC are circling, it's imperative for the culture secretary to defend it.
These were symbolically appropriate final campaign stops for Mr. McCain, reflecting the imperative he felt of trying to defend Republican states against a challenge from Mr. Obama.
