Sentence examples for in its imperative from inspiring English sources

First, due to the similarity between the city's name (Fortaleza) and the verb Fortaleça (to strengthen) in its imperative form, it conveys the concept of encouragement, stimulation and excitement for students, thus corresponding with the purposes of an active lifestyle program.

Is it robust and plain-speaking, proud of its comic swagger, or is there something tight-mouthed in its imperative, with a hint of "or else" hanging off the end?

It happened Wednesday one minute into added time, as midfielder Landon Donovan, the team's best player, delivered in its most imperative moment, starting a counterattack, then stabbing a rebound into the net for a victory that was the most dramatic and important ever achieved by the United States soccer team.

African Oryza thus remains greatly under characterized and hence grossly underutilized in rice breeding programs and its imperative that more focus is put in this important area.

Cameron made that view known first in a phone call on Wednesday, but Algerians countered yesterday to Cameron that it had not been possible since in its judgement it was imperative to act immediately.

Moscow never renounced its imperatives in birthing and sustaining Islamic terrorism, Putin declaring at the 2003 conference of the Islamic Conference Organization that Russia was Islam's historical defender.

So building a framework to regulate the data flows of connected devices now, while the sensornet is still in its infancy, is imperative for everyone involved.

Although appealing in its general shape, the imperative theory is more problematic when it comes to the details.

This type of research is in its infancy, but is imperative if we are to determine a priori which treatment method will be most effective for a specific child.

The specific task of Fichte's ethics is therefore, first of all, to deduce the categorical imperative (in its distinctively moral sense) from the general obligation to determine oneself freely, and, second, to deduce from this the particular obligations that apply to every free and finite rational being.

We thank the Council for endorsing this imperative in its resolution - and we urge you to keep up the pressure in all country-specific undertakings.