Sentence examples for imperatives having from inspiring English sources

Stewart's history of the Times records the sale transactions as commercial imperatives having no political relevance.

The left, whatever its old claims to being the guarantor of a secular state, was adrift in a sea of unforeseen (and almost comically unsettling) new imperatives having to do with multiculturalism and diversity and political correctness, unable to decide the relative merits of freedom of religious expression and freedom from religious expression.

His book is optimistic, noting that political rather than economic imperatives have always driven the euro.

But by 1963, economic imperatives had forced him to change his tune.

But the older sports, with no such imperatives, have taken longer to make the transition.

For more than a week, the senator's official business and campaign imperatives have aligned seamlessly.

That narrative, though, makes "Amanda Knox" a savage denunciation of the way entertainment imperatives have corrupted the news media.

But in this state of flux, financial imperatives have given public managers the thinking space to generate fresh approaches.

Now commercial imperatives have moved the club to share that space with the Qatar Foundation, headed by the wife of the emir.

How is it done?Two imperatives have shaped the evolution of the human funerary rite: physical hygiene in this life and spiritual preparation for the next.

While its most violent aspects are highly concentrated in communities of color and poverty, the carceral imperatives has touched virtually all communities.