Sentence examples for imperatives raised from inspiring English sources

Some of them, the contributions by Windzio, de Valk, Söhn, or Schunck, for example, follow the theoretical imperatives raised in the introduction more closely than others.

The delegates also called for the next global development agenda in 2015 to take into account the moral and ethical imperatives raised by the youth participants.

To prevent it, the company laid out three imperatives: raise cash, reduce expenses and improve operational efficiency.

As the next President prepares his or her agenda, we shouldn't let extreme rhetoric and outdated thinking distract from the economic and moral imperatives of raising the minimum wage.

The Phillips does not renounce crowd-pleasing exhibitions and high-profile fund-raising events; like every other museum, it feels the imperative to raise money.

"We very much see a moral imperative to raising the discussion," Mr. Donaldson said, "but we understand there's a need to be appropriate".

Mr. Obama has said flatly that he will not negotiate with Republicans about what he sees as the imperative to raise the debt ceiling and avoid a potentially catastrophic default on America's obligations.

The heartwarming idea of "American Candidate" -- that by removing the imperative to raise millions of dollars, presidential politics could be made fair enough to accommodate eccentrics and amateurs -- is somewhat diminished by its esteemed pool of contestants.

So there's a direct educational imperative to raise children's awareness of the risks of the IoT devices that increasingly surround them — and do so in an engaging and accessible way.

AAAS Head of Education and Human Resources Shirley Malcom said that although the committee's report didn't focus specifically on the inclusion of minorities in chemistry, it's imperative to raise the proportion of minority participants in the chemical sciences, both to improve diversity and to ensure that the field has access to a wide pool of ideas.

It is imperative to raise the intensity and scope of cooperation in traditional as well as cutting edge issues.