Sentence examples for imperatives indicated from inspiring English sources

Mr Bowden does not regard Mr Carter as weak, noting that he did not flinch from military action when political imperatives indicated there was no other way out; the rescue mission was actually aborted not by Mr Carter but by its gung-ho leading officer.

Indeed, traditional cultural imperatives indicate that it is less appropriate for girls to sleep outside their parents' homes before marriage.

The research The Work Ahead - Europe's Digital Imperative indicates that revenue could dramatically increase by up to $578 billion by 2018 through the application of digital tools and technologies across their processes.

As the Categorical Imperative indicates, it is humanity in persons, strictly speaking, that has dignity; that is, it is in virtue of the humanity in them that people are and so ought to be treated as ends in themselves.

While BC declared a public health emergency in 2016, the impetus to do even more became imperative after data indicated that fentanyl was found in 83% of overdose deaths in that province.

This is imperative because previous study indicated that household income is a strong predictor for switching to cleaner fuels [ 30].

Thus, during the growing years, repair of the pseudarthrosis or additional fusion as indicated is imperative to prevent an increasing deformity.

Kant called this the categorical imperative as it indicates the functioning which is objectively necessary, and at the same time leaves aside all vested and external interests.

Dr. Taylor indicated that it is imperative that the genetic heterogeneity within the disease subgroups be defined.

Diagnosis and treatment planning of such fractures become imperative in the sequencing of repair if and where indicated, especially in the case of isolated zygomatic complex fractures.

Here, the imperative stimulus was a Go/Nogo stimulus instructing participants to execute or withheld the movement indicated by the cue.