Sentence examples for imperatives long from inspiring English sources

Under territorial imperatives long operative at the Met, Mughal material falls within the purview of the Asian — as opposed to Islamic — department.

Tax policy should be guided by fiscal needs and the imperatives of long-run growth rather than by vengeance or myopic considerations.

This continuity imperative has long been built into the foundations of commercial publishers, who expect many of their most successful writers to cough up a book a year.

As one who has deployed, I can tell you that our military is tired, and ideally would not want to return to this region in force, but current events make it imperative as long as it is with allies and partners.

We argue that teaching introductory students less content to teach the process of science is both imperative and long overdue.

Now that those assumptions have proved to be alarmingly false, the President, while not ignoring the imperative of long-term debt reduction, must return to the economics of growth.

If the Bush administration is truly interested in a democratic and stable Pakistan — imperative for long-term United States interests in the region — it must pull the plug on the generous financial aid that flows into Pakistan every year.

New algae strains that efficiently use CO2 and wastes as nutrients, novel oil extraction methods, and industrial-scale designs for fuel production are imperative for long-term energy sustainability.

A currency board would rein in spiraling prices, damping riots while Indonesia grapples with reforms imperative for long-term stability.

In processes involving ammonia, appropriate methods of discharge are imperative for long-term maintenance of the process equipment and production/compressor lines.

While routine monitoring in adults is not always recommended, in children this monitoring of development and potential side effects is imperative until long-term data are available.