Sentence examples for imperative with the from inspiring English sources

Republicans argue it is an economic imperative with the stagnation of job-producing industries elsewhere in the US.

Since 2010, the multi-governmental Clean Energy Ministerial (CEM) has recognized this imperative with the Clean Energy, Education, and Empowerment (C3E) women's initiative.

I think I'm trying to reconcile that political imperative with the very real ways that our political system feels uninterested in those issues.

The development of a convenient and efficient syringe became imperative with the arrival of the penicillin.

"There's this confluence of scientific imperative with the exoplanet discoveries from Kepler, and the whole community being energized," said Jon Morse, former NASA program director and leader of the project.

Boxer maintains that the Poseidon plant — desalination in general — is an environmental imperative with the prospect of drought still looming over California.

To reveal the grain boundaries, the grain sizes of the ZnO film at different O2 pressure ratios are imperative, with which the XRD spectra were measured as shown in Figure 4a.

The Nico tribute merged Mr. Cale's imperatives with the songwriting catalog of Nico, the German model-turned-singer who delivered three songs on the Velvet Underground's debut album and went on to a fitful solo career writing eerie, cryptic songs that she sang in a melancholy deadpan.

We have had many generations to align our cultural imperatives with the former; we have not yet done so for the latter.

The specific dictate of synderesis which refers to the eternal law is that one must obey God; the primary imperative with respect to the natural law is that one should avoid evil and seek the good.

Fassberg (Fassberg 1999), however, concludes that the imperative with -â is used "when the action of the verb is directed toward the speaker", or occurs "for the benefit of the speaker and his people", in contrast to action directed elsewhere.