Sentence examples for imperative to set from inspiring English sources

Understanding the impacts of the recession in psychological distress and in access and quality of care is imperative to set public health priorities.

Maybe someday I'll adopt the belief that it's my moral imperative to set these kids on the right path with my tough-but-fair rules on candy appropriations.

As with all empowerment/self-love work, it is imperative to set appropriate boundaries with those who are draining our energy, disrespecting our lines, minimizing our value or attempting to control all aspects of our lives -- even when it's our parents.

"It was imperative to set up solid foundations to sustain the programme….

So, it is imperative to set up a standard guideline about the procedure of methylation to improve the comparability between various results.

When applying Segma snaps, it is imperative to use caution when setting them, as the softness of the metal can easily become bent or over-set.

But she added that it was imperative for the United States "to set the right expectations," and make it clear that it would take time for the new policy to "result in a substantial reduction of cultivation or on the dependence on the illegal economy".

A1 If President Bush decides to release a secret document describing omens of a catastrophic terrorist attack in 2001, it would be the latest example of how political imperatives sometimes force officials to set aside the government's normal procedures for classifying and declassifying "national security information".

Among the complex imperatives: pushing reluctant states to set up insurance marketplaces and expand Medicaid programs, keeping an eye on insurance companies as they issue new rate schedules, measuring the law's effects on small-business hiring, and coaxing healthy young people to buy coverage so the system works economically for everyone else.

To this, it is imperative to ask the Italian Society of Immunogenetics AIBTto to set up a series of learning courses, with continuous medical education credits, to give the clinicians a precise tool to increase the appropriateness of typing requests.

The original "Melrose Place" began in 1992 and ran for most of the Clinton presidency, as if the '80s hadn't happened, picking up on the economic imperatives "Knots Landing" had tried to set forth for the world of nighttime soaps years earlier.