Sentence examples for resulting imperatives from inspiring English sources

In this international Indigenous rights movement context, Hodgson argues that Maasai engage in what she astutely characterizes as 'positionings' to describe their consistently fluid matrix of relationships and resulting imperatives for Maasai activists having to some extent to adopt the agendas of those who would support their efforts.

For example, the peace imperative is conflated with the humanitarian imperative resulting in the withholding of aid, as the UK government was accused of in Sierra Leone in 1997 and Afghanistan from 1996 (Macrae 2000: 4).

But the scholars also say the legislation contains flaws that have resulted from political imperatives rather than sound economic thinking.

In order to be fully compliant with any type of analysis performed on ChIP-seq data it is also imperative that the resulting normalized signal is reported in the same format as the raw ChIP-seq data.

This potential ischaemia resulting in diastolic dysfunction makes it imperative that myocardial work and oxygen demand are reduced.

It is not surprising that the resulting eclecticism of taste has imposed certain imperatives on theatre design.

In terms of nonmaleficence, it is imperative to balance the possible harm resulting from amputation against the possible benefits.

It is imperative that we consider the possible unintended consequences resulting from the recent green revolution ([5], p. 623).

The current fisticuffs over the budget and the debt ceiling up on Capitol Hill is a distraction from the fiscal and economic imperatives that result from such huge challenges as Alzheimer's.

There are signs that a second wave may result partly from political imperatives for mechanisms to scrutinize the ethical aspects of good medical care.

The need for the development and evaluation of highly specific serological tests for exclusion of false positive results became imperative.