Sentence examples for imperatives as from inspiring English sources

This is being driven by academic, scientific, regulatory, economic, and ethical imperatives as well as technological possibilities.

In their speeches, both leaders balanced their ideals as statesmen with their imperatives as politicians.

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

Sheepishly they go back to work, quoting new imperatives as husbands and fathers.Michael takes classes and gets himself a better job at the local radio station.

As for that supposed "class war," the last time anyone looked, the poor were governed by the same constitutional imperatives as the rich.

BBC programmes should be distinct, and the corporation should not have the same imperatives as commercial companies, such as trying to maximise audience share.

It's an economic imperative as well as a social imperative to crack our housing crisis.

The former was a moral imperative as well as a strategic one; the latter is hubris.

Now we do so in the belief that it is a constitutional imperative as well.

For him, travelling in relative modesty was an environmental imperative as well as a question of personal style.

As if on cue, Bill Clinton himself visited the Senate this week to tell Democrats that a health bill was an economic imperative as well as a moral one.