Sentence examples for imperative to serve from inspiring English sources
For many developing countries today the establishment of a large, efficient harbour is an early imperative, to serve as the inlet for industrial plant and needed raw materials and the outlet for finished goods.
I argue that the academic elite of Israeli geography has been constructed as a national-masculine arena, combining the heritage of power relations in modern geography and the imperative to serve the national return of exiled Jews to their ancient homeland.
Perks also emphasized that reform of the education sector needs to be based on a continous effort of science and pedagogy to keep up with changes and innovations, and provide the best knowledge in order to fulfill the imperative – to always serve in the best interest of children.
What is the logic of such a growth imperative if not to serve privilege at the expense of fair opportunity?
Securing a sixth season in the Premier League is the over-riding target and sometimes unpleasant decisions have to be taken to serve that imperative.
"Empathy for those we seek to serve is imperative in our work.
It is imperative that these investments are geared to serve local needs better and to strengthen production capacity.
Studies of wind effects are found to be imperative for double hinged articulated towers to serve and survive in the hostile offshore environment.
A male heir was imperative since France did not permit female descendants to serve as monarchs.
So Ms. Abedin did not face the same political imperative that Mrs. Clinton and others have faced, to serve as character witnesses for their candidate-husbands.
