Sentence examples for imperative to speak from inspiring English sources
Things are beginning to change, however, as black Muslim leaders work to raise the issues of racism and police brutality in the broader Muslim community, reminding Muslims of all backgrounds of the moral imperative to speak out against injustice.
It is here that the imperative for scientists to speak out seems to me to be most urgent.
For those of us who reject this claim, it is imperative for Jews to speak out against Israel's actions towards the Palestinians.
We feel a moral imperative, as future doctors, to speak up for the millions of our future patients whose health is at stake.
Obama's presidency and the advancement of issues like gay marriage and abortion rights have made it imperative for Catholic bishops to speak up, he says, though he realizes that the president is ahead in the polls and could well win.
But with Obama, who in many ways remains the American Left's messiah even as his legacy is burnished with a mixture of the bad (drone wars, secrecy) and the ugly (fiscal crisis)—there's hardly an imperative to force the DOJ to speak the truth about Swartz's prosecution.
The gunman's mental state is of concern for us all along with our refusal as a country to speak about the moral imperatives of gun safety and mental illness as a public health issue.
The sisters' leaders said they reaffirmed their opposition to abortion but also claimed the right to speak out on a "moral imperative" like health care, just as the bishops had.
With no president to speak for them, the two Democratic leaders, Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota and Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, have been struggling to balance several imperatives held by their rank and file.
It is imperative that people speak to their veterinarian before deciding on a product or combination of deterrents.
