Sentence examples for same imperatives as from inspiring English sources

BBC programmes should be distinct, and the corporation should not have the same imperatives as commercial companies, such as trying to maximise audience share.

Mr. Wood is driven by the same imperative as any traditional artist of the past.

The problem with Samantha's "journey" is that it follows the same imperative as the bottom line, the upgrade: she drops Theodore like he's last year's iPhone.

For her to be successful, Mrs. Dole has much the same imperative as Mrs. Clinton: to convince voters that there is more to her than celebrity and that she will work to earn the support of voters.

Event reporting and benchmarking do not hold the same imperatives for community-based fall and injury management programs as they do for the inpatient setting.

Since planning, managing and providing care do not entail the same imperatives [ 6], the decision-makers' attitudes towards economic evaluations as an aid for decision-making may also differ [ 7, 8].

Our foreign assistance programming reflected these same imperatives.

Firstly, the NHS faces the same moral imperatives as all employers – to take care of its workforce.

As for that supposed "class war," the last time anyone looked, the poor were governed by the same constitutional imperatives as the rich.

Despite being "undead," he is still subject to the same physiological imperatives as humans — to eat and to sleep.

What Das Gupta discovered is that wealthier and more educated women face this same imperative to have boys as uneducated poor women — but they have smaller families, thus increasing the felt urgency of each birth.