Sentence examples for imperative to prevent from inspiring English sources
Western donors prioritised their geopolitical agendas over the humanitarian imperative to prevent famine.
"It is imperative to prevent a car ever hitting the crane and/or the marshals working near it".
Disclosure is imperative to prevent attacks that may cost lives and potentially snowball into major global conflicts.
The report is expected to make recommendations to the agency on how to balance the needs of pain patients and the imperative to prevent abuse.
It concludes that upgrading and strengthening a nuclear regulatory system is not optional but imperative to prevent the next core meltdown.
In that case, the US and Nato forces that bombed the former Yugoslavia accepted there was no conventional basis for military strikes under international law, but insisted there was a moral imperative to prevent genocide.
[GP 15, Interview] Many respondents described the potential of Prism in supporting policy imperatives to prevent admissions—' something that we're very much being pressured to do' [GP 16, IV] while at the same time enabling practices to meet contractual and reporting responsibilities.
When bacterial (and some fungal) microorganisms cause a leptomeningitis, a clinical imperative is to prevent this meningitis from evolving into a meningo-encephalitis or cerebritis that leads to significant injury, necrosis, and inflammation of the brain parenchyma with far more serious neurologic morbidity than an infection isolated to the subarachnoid space.
These also suggest it is imperative to first prevent the secondary damage caused by fluid accumulation for a cure to be possible.
Israel's imperative is clear: to prevent the transfer of game-changing weaponry from getting into the wrong hands.
I submit that the officers as reasonable men properly concluded that the petitioner was the 'Blackie Toy' who Hom Way informed them had committed a felony and that his immediate arrestas he ran through his hallwas lawful and was imperative in order to prevent his escape.
