Sentence examples for imperatives of a from inspiring English sources

Correct design information and projection are the imperatives of a set of engineering drawings.

But this approach was at odds with the competitive imperatives of a pharmaceutical company, he continued.

Gestural nuance is gradually sacrificed to the imperatives of a head-banging denouement.

Insofar as there is a superficial resemblance, it may be because American parties face imperatives of a kind that British ones have already confronted.

In Oslo, he surprised a largely left-leaning audience by talking about the martial imperatives of a Commander-in-Chief overseeing two wars.

Now there are all the imperatives of a modern hip hotel - plasma TVs, free-standing baths in the bedrooms, organic smellies and WiFi on tap.

They pledge allegiance to the imperatives of an aggressive press.

The stress of reconciling one's desire to have a family with the imperatives of an élite job is a recurring theme in the novels.

Democrats have no time or inclination to do so, given the compressed schedule and the imperatives of an election in which they face the prospect of steep losses.

There is probably no director more obsessed with the complexity of patriotism than Mr. Zwick, who is driven to question the imperatives of an America that his protagonists both love and detest.

There is probably no director more obsessed with the complexity of patriotism -- an unusual subject to plumb in mainstream films -- than Mr. Zwick, who is driven to question the imperatives of an America that his protagonists both love and detest.