Sentence examples for imperative to help from inspiring English sources

He also talked of a "moral imperative" to help such people.

There is both an opportunity and an imperative to help Nepal build back better.

Many donors said supporting the appeal was a necessary expression of their liberal values; they said they felt a clear moral, political and humanitarian imperative to help.

But if they are too hard-hearted to see the charitable imperative to help people like Khushal, perhaps I can offer them two motives of self-interest.

It is imperative to help parents understand the importance of engaging with their child and to teach them to follow their child's lead in play.

Welfare recipients are "our fellow Californians", he says, and the state has a "moral imperative" to help them escape from poverty.

"Business at its best" provides actionable frameworks to help companies close the gap between vision and execution— practical approaches for organisations to adopt, based on five imperatives to help plan, manage and scale sustainable value creation.

For individuals with activity limitations, support from the social environment [ 38, 39] and accessibility of the physical environment [ 1, 33, 39- 41] may be seen as imperatives to help them live in the community [ 37, 42].

Mr. Kristof correctly points out the United States' moral imperative to act to help end the humanitarian tragedy unfolding in Liberia.

Senate Republican leaders had said it was imperative for Congress to help people buy health insurance because other provisions of the bill would tend to increase the number of people without coverage.

There is also a pressing need to invest in children and young people's physical and mental health, not just as a moral imperative, but also to help prevent problems later in life that may need more intensive and expensive support.