Sentence examples for imperative to manage from inspiring English sources
There's a moral imperative to manage invasive species, but obviously we can't do that in teams of three and that's where citizen science is so powerful.
Given the frequency of painful procedures in NICUs, the short and long term negative effects of repeated pain exposure in this population, and the ethical imperative to manage this pain, other approaches are required.
To manage this process of transition, it is imperative to deal with any conflicts that (may) arise.
Hence, it is imperative to begin managing the health care of these children as early as possible to achieve optimal outcomes.
It's painful to recognise that biology's imperative is for younger generations to manage without parents, and that many life lessons must be learned alone.
The French foreign minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, said confusion surrounding the evacuation showed it was imperative to have UN observers to manage the process.
Everybody should have the right to manage their health, and it is imperative that this right includes the medications that work for their individual conditions.
Leading CEOs are seeing the work to manage climate change as a strategic and human imperative.
"Presidents must be fully versed on foreign policy and understanding the Middle East and how to manage our strategic alliance with Israel is an imperative for the United States," said Jerry Johnson, the president of National Religious Broadcasters.
As modern software-based systems and applications gain in versatility and functionality, the ability to manage inconsistent resources and service disparate user requirements becomes increasingly imperative.
We've got to a size now where it's imperative to have standardised and repeatable processes in place operationally to enable us to manage 'business as usual' effectively and efficiently.
