Sentence examples for imperative to open from inspiring English sources

23 An ethical imperative to open prognostic disclosure and early EOL discussions is the principle of patient autonomy; that patients have the right to information about their body and to contribute to decisions about their medical care if they wish.

As Kinli Abee, assistant attorney general of South Carolina, who also serves Zeta Tau Alpha as a Province President working directly with collegiate chapters, has said, "Women supporting women is imperative to survivors opening up about experiences they could not control.

Giving guns to pilots, he said, would create "a temptation, and more likely an imperative, for flight crews to open the cockpit door in dangerous and chaotic cabin situations".

We believe that to have a safe environment, it is imperative to be open and nonpunitive".

There's no real imperative to deploy Open Connect, but at the same time, there's no real reason not to.

As mothers, we believe it as imperative to have an open dialogue about the role of media in creating and reinforcing harmful stereotypes in order to create a more just world for the next generation.

The chief promoters of this ideology have projected upon the Internet certain values they imagine to be intrinsic, among them the imperatives to be open and transparent and efficient and digitally "social"; to believe that knowledge is created through data collection and algorithmic analysis; to believe that the minute quantification of existence is the path to self-awareness.

In either case, it is imperative to leave the windows open while you are out sightseeing.

So with such an inordinately large budget deficit, it will be imperative to get those factories open again".

Keeping city councils progressive is imperative to keeping the remaining clinics open.

They had got the message: if you wanted to keep your division open, it was imperative to be only upbeat and pass on positive news.