Sentence examples for or imperatives from inspiring English sources

It may be possible to have a smaller set of normative statements or imperatives that would sit alongside (or above, chapeau-like) the official goals, acting as a summary of their vision and clustering issue areas.

The last step was to identify those consistent patterns and organize them meaningfully around unifying themes or imperatives (Miller 1987).

On balance, he held that the dictates or imperatives of reason were "accompanied by a certain impulse to do the acts recognized as right," while admitting that other impulses may conflict (Sidgwick, 1907: 34).

In this theory, Jaspers argued that limit situations are unconditioned moments of human existence, in which reason is drawn by intense impulses or imperatives, which impel it to expose itself to the limits of its consciousness and to seek higher or more reflected modes of knowledge.

He concludes: "I'm of the view that in recent years people have become increasingly spoiled and self-indulgent, inventing psychological problems for themselves in the absence of any real challenges or imperatives to grow as people… A little austerity might very well make us less frivolous".

The Forest Policy is based on six essential principles or imperatives.

While I use Oprah as a case study, this can really apply to any of our cultural either-or imperatives.

These conclusions will be either declarative or imperative sentences.

Dataflow has inherent advantages in concurrency, synchronization, and speculation over control flow or imperative implementations.

In "Inside Terrorism," he wrote, "For the religious terrorist, violence is first and foremost a sacramental act or divine duty executed in direct response to some theological demand or imperative.

Whatever the reason for the sex, nature has developed so many variations on the theme that it is hard to discern any clear moral or imperative, let alone any support for the idea that what is natural must be right.