Sentence examples for socially imperative from inspiring English sources

We agree with our colleagues at Howard University that it is scientifically and socially imperative to examine the state of the science of human variation and it is time to engage everyone in this discussion.

ExxonMobil then drafts a socially imperative role for itself: We believe all economic energy sources will be necessary to meet growing demand, and the transition of the energy system to lower carbon sources will take many decades due to its enormous scale, capital intensity and complexity.

[Three crying so hard he's laughing emoji]." In less than a generation, condoms have gone from an imperative, socially policed by the gay community at-large, to a punch line for some.

I argue that the evaluation process in each case exemplifies an infringement of Immanuel Kant's concept of a "categorical imperative" applied to socially evolved "rights issues" using the axiom of noncontradiction.

With wages having sunk sharply, and swaths of people out of work, the government is continually trying to balance the need to execute more socially painful reforms with the imperative of keeping the promises it made to its creditors in exchange for its international bailout.

So week after week, issue after issue, they are torn between loyalty to President Bush and their House leaders and the political imperatives of representing their more socially moderate districts.

But in strong contradiction to this ethical and legal imperative, harmful practices remain pervasive and socially condoned, and continue to seriously hinder children from fully enjoying their rights.

Where blinding does involve deception, that is, research participants being given false information or led by omissions to hold false beliefs, the methodological imperative to constrain bias to produce socially useful research appears to be in conflict with the ethical imperative of informed consent, as enshrined in the Helsinki Declaration.

A sociological perspective on motherhood and childrearing enables us to view the practices that people use to care for their children as socially constructed and not the product of biological imperatives or individual idiosyncrasies.

When we think about what bullying is and what we should do about it, it is imperative that we understand how it functions socially.

Mia Madre is about the paramount importance of enjoying life and cultivating love; cinema and socially engaged art are valuable insofar as they promote these imperatives.