Sentence examples for imperatives can be from inspiring English sources

Balancing the needs of workers with unstable or delicate political situations and economic imperatives can be tricky.

These corporate sustainability imperatives can be structured into value systems that could result in a better financial performance (Salzmann et al. 2005, Van Marrewijk 2003).

It turns out these chronological imperatives can be ignored.

Roiphe, in Newsweek, explains the "current vogue for domination" this way: "It may be that power is not always that comfortable... it may be that equality is something we want only sometimes and in some places and in some arenas; it may be that power and all of its imperatives can be boring".

This republican imperative can be used to advantage.

Thus, it is not clear that the Kantian imperative can be used to rule out war.

Ignoring this imperative can be disastrous, and critical information can be lost.

This might be thought no less problematic than convenient for Hare: doesn't it break the simple if too simple rule that no imperative conclusion can be derived from premises that contain no imperative?

Much depends on the motives you ascribe to UE, but the explorers themselves are mostly poor at self-analysis, preferring to fall back on T-shirt catchphrases: "Live on the edge", or "Do epic shit" (an imperative that can be read two ways).

Although for several decades scientists have been working on how imperative languages can be used in dataflow models efficiently, there is no systematic review on those works.

Although potentially fact-threatening and usually avoided, imperative clauses can be viewed as an indication of the powerful status of the speaker over the hearer when actually used, especially in comparison with the modulated indicative form such as 'You should…'(Eggins and Slade 1997, 88).