Sentence examples for imperatives upon from inspiring English sources

These, they tell us, are, at best, distractions from the economic imperatives upon which class rests and, at worst, provocations driving away honest sons of toil from progressive politics.

In fairness, GE makes it clear in a diagram of its "Annual Prioritization Process" (p. 62) that stakeholder engagement is how the company identifies the business imperatives upon which it selects its environmental, social, and governance priorities.

In cases where the statute makes hard labor a part of the punishment, it is imperative upon the court to include that in its sentence.

Although this fact may provide an opportunity to improve optimal clinical trial recruitment, it also imposes an ethical imperative upon the clinician to present data in such a way as to elicit the most accurate interpretation.

Definitions of corruption tend to focus on the conflict of interest that arises when private imperatives intrude upon the public sphere.

The controversial pipeline has become emblematic of our inability to reconcile world demand for fossil fuels and the environmental imperatives imposed upon modern civilization.

Teufel (2011) reads the two theses as hypothetical imperatives, imposed upon reflective judgment by practical reason.

In fact, as King himself shared, mishpat, sadiqah and emet were the ethical imperatives enjoined upon him in his transformative "kitchen table experience" of "the presence of the divine" when fear had cowed him to give up his leadership of the Montgomery bus boycott.

In fact, at the end of last year, motivated by that imperative, thousands upon thousands upon thousands of men and women gathered at health care community discussions around the country.

But a political imperative presses upon Prime Minister David Cameron.

Eliminating ISIS has become an international imperative agreed upon by the East and the West.