Sentence examples for imperatives the from inspiring English sources

For Kant, honesty and responsibility were categorical imperatives: the foundation of any moral order.

And so he has to shuttle between the two temporal imperatives, the tape and the year.

All of them — the dumb ones, the imperatives, the shameless, witless ones.

By following universal imperatives, the will escapes the contingencies and determinism of the phenomenal or empirical realm.

Because of President Bush's imperatives, the N.I.H. won't fund work on human embryonic stem cells, unless the cell lines have been acquired earlier.

The Ideals, the Imperatives, the Assignments and Obligations are all pronounced, and, once spoken by the prophet, are carried and remembered by means of daily prayer.

But the imperatives of the news business will prevail.

Greek Imperative The emergency numbers are ringing.

"Coupled with the economic imperative, the moral imperative leaves no doubt that we must act on climate change now".

"Our imperative," the leaders said in their statement, "is to promote growth and jobs".

"Prevention of military operations on the Korean Peninsula is imperative," the statement said.