Sentence examples for imperatives to from inspiring English sources

Only it can deliver legal imperatives to meet certain needs and financial imperatives to match spend to budget.

General McChrystal is fighting his war with those imperatives to the fore.

"China is committed to developing clean energy because of all the domestic imperatives to do so.

IMAGINE a moral continuum that extends downward from Categorical Imperatives to Impractical Ideals.

Soak the constitution in formaldehyde that sticks the imperatives to the page.

Beyond the humanitarian and moral imperatives to act in Syria, he said, were core national security interests.

On energy, Mr Darling outlined three imperatives: to maintain security of supply, ensure affordability and drive down carbon emissions.

The country's economic travails are more global in nature; one of its most pressing imperatives, to trim state spending, was less urgent in Mrs Thatcher's day.

Shifting the conversation to foreign policy also violates one of Mr. Romney's own campaign imperatives — to focus on the domestic economy.

Ms. Kendrick beautifully conveys Jill's anxiety as she tries to reconcile her own needs with the unspoken imperatives to keep everything happy and casual.

Conversely, Peter Watkins's "Edvard Munch" (1974) expands those imperatives to imply that a portrait of an individual is also necessarily a portrait of a social and political cosmos.