Sentence examples for the present imperative from inspiring English sources

There is no question, though, that the present imperative is to marshal military forces capable of repelling ISIL.

While unique as the measure of a single curious mind, this library nonetheless serves as a spiritual antecedent to the present imperative for housing the records of each successive president in an eponymous facility under the official care of the National Archives and Records Administration.

If Europe's citizens are to sustain that precious 'peace and prosperity' long into the future, then renewing and reviewing a notion of what it means to be European amid the predicaments of the present is imperative.

No previous study has evaluated the MacArthur Scale of Subjective Social Status in Brazil, thus making the present study imperative.

A case study covering the James Webb telescope is then used to illuminate the presented strategic imperatives and model, and the article closes with a summary and recommendations for future model application.

Unavoidably, an older artist brings the past into the present but it is imperative that the emphasis be on discovering ones place in a current and radically changing world.

The findings of the present study indicate an imperative improvement in education about epilepsy, as well as an inclusion of formal programmes for epilepsy education especially for non-medical professionals.

When using verbs that contain infinitives ending in -er, we remove the final letter "s" from the -tu form of the present tense for the imperative, unless it is followed by the pronouns -y or -en.

Regardez; (Look) (To those you would normally address as "vous") There are three verbs that are irregular in the imperative, taking their imperative from the present subjunctive form.

Is "parade" an imperative or the present tense?

Even in areas in which finite forms are not used in the present, they occur in the imperative forms and what may be called the subjunctive; e.g., Hindi tum kam kər-o "work," mɛ̃ əndər aũ "May I come in?" The person number system of the New Indo-Aryan verb accords with the use of pronouns.