Sentence examples for such imperatives from inspiring English sources

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.

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).

Perhaps she thinks that for something to be morally bad would imply or presuppose a kind of inescapable, authoritative imperative against pursuing that thing, while thinking that in fact the universe supplies no such imperatives (Mackie 1977; Joyce 2001; Olson 2011, 2014).

Such imperatives make what Abe has proposed look more like a gesture than a policy.

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".

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.

This distinct physiology may prove relevant to the differing wound conditions these cells might be expected to encounter: adult cells would presumably find it advantageous to migrate rapidly to seal off an exposed wound site, whereas fetal cells, programmed for function in the protected uterine environment, may not biologically recognize any such imperative.

The military focused on such imperative issues as food, ammunition, construction of defensive positions, and fighting; concern for local diseases, especially nonfatal diseases, was not a priority.