Sentence examples for imperatives which from inspiring English sources

Ms Boo blames "government priorities and market imperatives," which "create a world so capricious that to help a neighbour is to risk your ability to feed your family".

Less well known is the influence of Zbigniew Brzezinski's The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives, which pitches the landmass of Europe and Asiaagainst American imperialism.

He worked as a personal chef for Wesley Snipes and Denise Rich and has a sure instinct for male and female diet imperatives, which he indulges Valparaísan style: brawny fare for men, bird bites for women.

No, the concern is based on distrust of base commercial imperatives, which are not concerned about justice for victims or defendants, or the potential impact on witnesses, jurors and even lawyers and judges.

Kant regards moral laws as categorical imperatives, which apply to everyone unconditionally.

Breaking down the business into the different categories, IBM says that "strategic imperatives" — which include cloud, analytics and engagement — were up 10% year to year.

But it is an imperative which cannot be ducked.

My wife talked about feeling a biological imperative, which I had no answer for.

One imperative, which Biden didn't dwell on, is to keep up the relentless opposition to Trump.

He rather liked one, he said, which flashed up in big letters the word EAT, an imperative which you see all along the highway to his house.

Bill's name is last, and since this is only the first episode, the title's imperative, which sounds like Dr. Seuss gone haywire, remains unfulfilled.