Sentence examples for imperatives to do from inspiring English sources

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

In this kind of environment, "health professionals, bound by strong ethical imperatives to do no harm, may become calibrators of harm," said Nathaniel Raymond of Physicians for Human Rights, which has been strongly critical of the psychological association's position.

Remorseless, he feels no imperative to do so.

We don't mislead people simply because there is a biological imperative to do so.

One of the earliest researchers attributed to self-protection the surgical imperative to "do everything possible".

But there is no ethical imperative to do so, for two reasons.

"You have a moral imperative to do what's in your power," he said.

And in some cases, she says, parents have a moral imperative to do it.

The imperative to do so is only just impinging on public consciousness.

The political imperative to do so, driven by Republicans and clumsily adopted by Democrats, has had devastating results.

But there is a Darwinian imperative (to do with the selfish gene) that a woman should not leave her children.