Sentence examples for since the imperative from inspiring English sources

Since the imperative for collaborative, client-led research is well established in this area, consistent with the philosophy of inclusive development [ 8], and seen as a key principle of practice in qualitative systematic review [ 9], we reasoned that this feature did not require further justification.

However, most of them died in the 80s and 90s and since then, the imperative of the private housing association has been to accept anyone to secure a rent.

Some need social worker time and empathy, but with local authority budgets slashed by around 30% since 2010, he says "the imperative all too often appears limited to child protection to the seeming exclusion of family support".

Reasonable regulation of the financial sector has long since given way to the imperative of political fundraising.

And their nominee will need to build a robust turnout operation there, since the strategic imperative in inelastic states is not so much in persuading swing voters but in getting the party base to the polls.

Since participants could not know in advance where the imperative stimulus would appear, about half of the saccades during the preparation interval were directed into the opposite direction relative to the subsequent imperative stimulus (and corresponding manual response).

Continuity is the imperative.

That's the imperative.

What is the imperative?

But the imperative is clear.

One rarely finds the imperative mood.