Sentence examples for imperative to step from inspiring English sources

If you see a moral imperative to step in to avoid anarchy, send British, French and German children, not ours.

Having lost their opening game here in a turbulent 4-3 defeat by Liverpool, there was a keen awareness that it was imperative to step it up in terms of both effort and cohesion.

Tiny Mix Tapes' Dean wrote that after Far Side Virtual topped The Wires list, "discerning music nerds have felt the imperative to step to either side of a line," and that Herrington's column "amounted to a retraction".

Now that there's more concrete evidence than ever before that it is possible to give our nation's most disadvantaged children an excellent education, we have a moral imperative to step up, immerse ourselves in the lessons from their success, and act on them with urgency.

Today, more than ever, it is important, it is imperative, to step up the fight for human rights, the most fundamental of which remains the right to food - mindful that poverty and inequality are fertile ground for the seeds of intolerance and violence.

We can offer a place of safety, a place of security for deeply traumatized and deeply needy people and I think that's just a basic moral imperative for us to step up to".

It's imperative to know when to step into a seemingly dangerous situation.

For British companies protecting the privacy of British customers is absolutely imperative and we expect the government to step up and take some control".

"It is, therefore, imperative to continue and step up the reform push".

In view of these it is imperative to take steps to prevent malaria in pregnancy.

As the Global South continues to entertain possibilities of developing gaming-resorts or a casino-city for socio-economic growth, such as in Sri Lanka and Fiji, it is imperative to take a step back and acquire insights from the developmental histories of the 'proofs of concept' to inform future development.