Sentence examples for such imperative from inspiring English sources

No such imperative exists in other sports.

No such imperative is yet felt in this country, however.

The standard is that there is "such imperative public importance as to justify deviation from normal appellate practice".

According to court rules, petitions to bypass appellate review are granted only in cases that are of "such imperative public importance" that they require changing normal procedures.

No such imperative existed in this case, which from the point of view of the authorities concerned an attempted lawful deportation carried out on behalf of the state, albeit by private contractors, in the public interest.

As four of Britain's most distinguished scientists wrote on December 17 in the Guardian, 'Although it is possible to imagine extreme circumstances in which the principle may have to give way to conflicting imperatives, the threshold to justify this is extremely high.' One such imperative might be the debasing of science, as happened in Nazi Germany.

Such imperatives drove Norway's pledge to Indonesia.

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

At 77, Francis understands such imperatives; he startled many people this week by saying he might only have two or three more years of active and possibly worldly life ahead of him.

And Bellew, who has worked alongside me on 5 live's coverage in the past, is well aware of such imperatives.

Humans are born saddled with such imperatives from the very start, although, as per Freudian Hilflosigkeit, they are powerless on their own to satisfy these bodily dictates for a protracted initial period lasting well into childhood (see 2.2 above).