Sentence examples for must imperative from inspiring English sources

This is a must, imperative, and a key detail of being the best baby you can be.

The first principle when deciding if there is certainty of intention is the nature of the language used; the words, as said in Wright v Atkyns, "must be imperative".

Gitlin points out that Democrats must remember the imperative of maintaining a big tent.

Rarely do we hear the verb should, which implies a moral judgment, or must, a domineering imperative.

The Russian foreign ministry issued a statement in which it said that while "decisions taken at the summit may be useful for the work of anti-corruption forums … they must not be imperative".

Whatever its imperfections, the climate movement's greatest imperative must be to come together and pass I-732.

In developing standards that ensure our children are learning what they need to know to thrive in an increasingly competitive and global society and workplace, we must balance that imperative with the need to give teachers the space to use creative strategies to reach and teach all children.

In this phrase, you must use the imperative conjugation for "tú," the familiar "you".

Mr Obama was speaking in the imperative, we must, they must, without acknowledging that you need a plan B. Mr McCain is speaking more generally about bolstering friends.

But those economic imperatives must be considered alongside the role of libraries in a democratic society.

To give good weight, a diamond cutter must reconcile competing imperatives.