Sentence examples for shared imperative from inspiring English sources

Somewhere beyond the back door there must have been a critical piece, a shared imperative driving the boys out together.

Whatever happens, Syria is an apple of discord, but there is the shared imperative of combating Isis – whose primary foe is not the west but the Shias, whom it derides indiscriminately as "Safavids", after the 16th-century dynasty that turned Iran into a Shia state.

While this seeming need to populate the river's edge may or may not truly be an evolved shared imperative— linking modern human with our ancestors— it does at least suggest that we are truly tied to our distant past.

The two Republicans' shared imperative: to head into the New Hampshire primary eight days later as the best-positioned establishment alternative to businessman Donald Trump and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.

As people of resistance and resilience, however, we know that not all has been lost, and it has been part of our shared spiritual imperative to continue to reclaim our ancestry, our languages, and our claim to each other as kin.

It's on this point that I rebel in favor of, particularly, de Kooning's hardly less ferocious "Women" paintings, which observe the imperative, shared by all the Abstract Expressionists, to reconcile figure and ground.

Moreover, retaining and producing more successful graduates in STEM disciplines represents an economic and strategic imperative shared across OECD member countries (OECD, 2012).

In fact, Aaron Hurst, CEO of Imperative, shared highlights from their latest research quoting that "If you want people that are good for the bottom-line, you want people that are purpose oriented".

While the staff at the national Riks-Stroke secretariat were available to support local initiatives, and there were forums where knowledge and experience was shared, it was imperative that the local stakeholders had access to and accessed this support.

It shows that the set of intuitive professional imperatives, shared by news-editors and copy-editors, which dictates the choice of headlines for specific stories, can naturally be reduced to the notion of relevance optimization.

These instances of data harvesting are connected by a shared compulsion – a data imperative – that drives many corporations and governments.