Sentence examples for imperatives all from inspiring English sources

The two Democrats may have been on adrenaline highs after the New Hampshire primary, but their frantic -- and virtually sleepless -- transcontinental hopscotch was driven by genuine political imperatives: all the states they visited -- and 11 more -- have Democratic contests on March 7, a single day of voting so colossal that candidates are calling it Titanic Tuesday.

Business Imperatives: All companies should ensure they have a documented strategy and supporting messaging that explains under which circumstances they will provide information to the government.

And if Representatives or Senators do not sign on in support of these two imperatives, all of that youthful energy can be focused on getting the bums voted out of office and replacing them with new, responsive and responsible leaders who will support these initiatives.

It was viewed as imperative that all the exchanges open simultaneously.

"It is imperative that all those concerned know they will be held accountable for their actions".

It is imperative that all the actions recommended above be fully carried out before the Supreme Court rules.

She compares such behaviour unfavourably with the Jewish imperative: "all visitors must be fed".

Some need social worker time and empathy, but with local authority budgets slashed by around 30% since 2010, he says "the imperative all too often appears limited to child protection to the seeming exclusion of family support".

His logo is a cursive "Roy" — a contrast with that of another would-be Georgia governor, Nathan Deal, a Republican, whose shirts and caps blast his imperative, all-capital-letters slogan, "DEAL.

We also look at GCSEs – maths and English are imperatives for all courses.

Firstly, the NHS faces the same moral imperatives as all employers – to take care of its workforce.