Sentence examples for prime imperative from inspiring English sources

Obama can do that, if he moves from the occasional speech to making this a prime imperative for the nation.

A central take-home message, he said (and I agreed), is that adaptation to heat is a prime imperative even as the much tougher task of moving beyond conventional use of fossil fuels is pursued.

But working aggressively to limit other drivers of risk (poverty, vulnerable agriculture and water systems) is also a prime imperative, as is boosting the capacity to watch for and recognize warning signs (there's more on that here).

These days, he said, men who are in the focus groups he conducts as part of his research into what constitutes a good father still say their "prime imperative is to provide for the family".

The prime imperative has become the political art of the deal.

What's wrong with making music with the prime imperative of having fun?

But it is also a prime business imperative.

In her essay "No Law in the Arena," cultural critic Camille Paglia talks about homosexuality being a daily struggle against nature that, ironically, isn't for sissies a quotidian fight against the prime biological imperative of procreation.

But a political imperative presses upon Prime Minister David Cameron.

He wrote on his website: "It really is imperative that the Prime Minister is questioned, among other things, about his decision to impose a quite unnecessary and expensive early return of Parliament which was simply a hideous outpouring of right-wing eulogies and rants doused in crocodile tears.

It is imperative that the Prime Minister sets a clear and narrow resolution so that the debate is focused and no too broad.