Sentence examples for sporting imperative from inspiring English sources

But it goes beyond the sporting imperative and the effect on England at Euro 2012, to the nature of the alleged offence, too.

The way I see it is that art and sports are imperative elements that shape our lives, culture, and history.

I feel that there's still a lot of work to be done but talking about these kinds of issues, especially in the sports spectrum, is imperative.

The provision of simple materials, equipment and sports gear is imperative if the school is to appeal to girls.

Recognizing that only few athletes can "make it" within elite sport, it is now imperative to assess TIDS against their impact on the many, rather than their effectiveness in producing the few.

"The Circuit of Wales is a unique investment opportunity - a development designed to meet the public's expectations of a modern sporting venue and the commercial imperative to deliver a business hub that will sustain and support the British motorsport industry," he added.

"However, it is imperative that this long established sporting institution does not go into administration".

Two wins and a draw from their final four games might be enough for Sporting to hold off Seattle and San Jose, but it's imperative for them not to lose at Avaya Stadium on Saturday.

But the older sports, with no such imperatives, have taken longer to make the transition.

The Rutgers episode raises troubling questions about whether variations of the Junction Boys imperative live on in the contemporary college sports arena, where young players still see the coach as the ultimate authority figure.

Given that concussion in professional sport can be considered an occupational risk, it is imperative that professional athletes' awareness of this risk should be evaluated more rigorously [34].