Sentence examples for right imperative from inspiring English sources

That makes getting it right imperative for Uber.

And, is unsafe abortion a global public health concern and human rights imperative?

There is a human rights imperative for the EU too, as the Mediterranean has seen more than 1,800 migrant deaths at sea this year.

Her challengers, meanwhile, push hard on her support of the iPads — an effort that Deasy called a civil rights imperative.

What we did not learn was that American values and constitutional commitments made the struggle for civil rights imperative.

The move to legalize abortion in Argentina is a "public health and human rights imperative," said New York-based Human Rights Watch.

Solar installation is considered a human rights imperative for the 620 million people currently living without any electricity on the African continent.

As a result, the consumption of sugary drinks is not just a public health matter, it is also a civil rights imperative.

"Child survival is not only a human rights imperative, it is also a development imperative," said Joy Phumaphi, Vice President, Human Development Network at the World Bank.

Saving mothers' lives is widely recognized as an imperative for social and economic development, as well as a human rights imperative, although until recently there has been limited evidence mapping such links[ 3].

Thus the Siracusa principles offer to resolve apparent dichotomies between public health's primary mandate of protecting population health and the human rights imperative to protect individual rights [ 39].