Sentence examples for imperative to make a from inspiring English sources
Yes, it was also about the imperative to make a fusty Conservative party reflect the country more accurately in terms of gender, race and sexuality.
In addition, Galaxy's imperative to make a profit — it is an investment fund — might force the airport to grow even bigger than foreseen in the original project.
In the global effort to fight climate change, cities have some of the greatest potential– and the greatest imperative — to make a difference.
"The negotiators' political imperative to make a deal — any deal — resulted in a raft of dangerous decisions that would severely threaten consumers' access to affordable medicines, undermine Internet freedom and empower corporations to attack our domestic laws," said Lori Wallach, the director of Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch.
At the urging of Sabeel's American colleagues in Jewish Voice for Peace, I have decided it is imperative to make a defense against these erroneous, misleading and cruel charges.
I recently spoke with him in his midtown studio (where he seems to work, eat, and sleep) about his career, what he sees as a "renaissance" in Brooklyn's music scene, why he wants in on it, and why it is sometimes imperative to make a Pokemon album to help out the little guy.
For Thomas Kinsman, however, a child whose life was also marked indelibly by the circumstances of his birth, the imperative to make an accurate record cannot be resisted.
Employment and Learning Minister Stephen Farry said it was imperative to make an informed decision following exam results.
A virtuoso technique is imperative to make any sense of the thickets of notes in Alkan's works.
The policy makers in Washington who are crafting health care reform have a moral imperative to make it a standard of care that anyone at risk is tested for HIV/AIDS and that those infected have access to the available life saving treatments.
