Sentence examples for legally imperative from inspiring English sources
Based on four core principles - non-discrimination; the best interest of the child; right to life, survival and development; and respect for the views of the child - the Convention made it not just wise and just, but legally imperative for governments to recognize and uphold children's rights to such basic things as education, adequate healthcare, shelter and access to safe water and sanitation.
It has been proposed that imperative (legally binding) values for fecal indicator concentrations in recreational water standards be set at a level that limits the aR of acquiring gastroenteritis to 5% and that guide (recommended) values should be set at a level that limits the aR to 3% (Havelaar et al. 2001; Kay et al. 2004).
Bathing sites in the European Union comply with the microbiological quality criteria when 95% of all sample results of a complete bathing season do not exceed the "imperative values" (legally binding) of 2,000 fecal coliforms and 10,000 total coliforms per 100 mL.
Insure yourself: Obtaining appropriate insurance is imperative for electricians, as you cannot legally trade without public liability and personal indemnity insurance.
Similarly, proponents of chimera research cannot legitimately argue that it should be funded, or even just that it should be legally permitted, because it represents humanity's partial fulfillment of a divine imperative to acquire knowledge and improve the human condition.
To make things even worse, the religious right in America is crippling the funding of prevention programs to advocate their own imperatives: abstain from sex or have sex only with your legally married spouse.
The most notable is the regulatory imperative; there are a range of requirements that must be met before a device can legally be placed on the market.
"Communication is imperative".
Outdoor space was imperative.
