Sentence examples for imperative to shift from inspiring English sources
He believes that we have an imperative to shift from creating shareholder value to stakeholder value.
"Businesses are realizing that in order to maintain their viability, it is imperative for them to shift to a Triple Bottom Line model," she says.
The third imperative is for Obama to shift from what Nader Mousavizadeh of the International Institute for Strategic Studies recently called a "mix of rhetorical innovation and policy continuation" to new thinking on Iran freed of carrot-and-stick redundancy.
Understanding the motivation behind why patients seek care from UCCs is imperative in order to attempt to shift a portion of this population back to conventional primary care.
Reaching the provider of direct patient care is imperative if the paradigm is going to shift to practice based on "the integration of the best research evidence with clinical experience and patient values".
It was that same political imperative that persuaded Marwan Barghouti, a rising politician in the Palestinian Authority, to shift to militancy and take charge of Fatah's militia, Tanzim, and so indirectly of the Aksa group.
"He has an opportunity to shift the discourse on human rights and we argue there's a moral imperative he does so".
4. Working to shift from energy norms that come with large emissions of carbon dioxide is an imperative in this century (along with bringing energy by any smart means to the billions of people without reasonable sources now).
"It was considered an all-out imperative by the administration to keep troop levels low, particularly in the beginning of the war, and one way that was done was to shift money and manpower to contractors.
Attitudes soon began to shift.
