Sentence examples for those imperatives from inspiring English sources

Nehru and his heirs, relatively secure in their power, failed to deal adequately with those imperatives.

General McChrystal is fighting his war with those imperatives to the fore.

But the nurses at the Portland hospital didn't seem to grasp those imperatives.

And competitors say those imperatives make it vitally important for the government to take steps now that will ensure competition.

Whether we're aware of it or not, those imperatives whisper in our minds whenever we're among people — and not just strangers but also friends, lovers and family.

Conversely, Peter Watkins's "Edvard Munch" (1974) expands those imperatives to imply that a portrait of an individual is also necessarily a portrait of a social and political cosmos.

But those economic imperatives must be considered alongside the role of libraries in a democratic society.

Mr. Aslan said it was the quest for a just society under those moral imperatives that triggered the anti-capitalist Muslim movement.

The White House budget director, Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., said last week that the administration would concentrate money on the war and domestic security in drawing up its next budget and would "make all the necessary adjustments in order to fund those new imperatives".

This third major component of strong wage theft laws policies addressing those two imperatives: the amount in damages workers are able to recover through filing a wage claim, and the civil and/or criminal penalties for employers for violations.

For the party is engaged in something close to civil war between those who believe they can win by appealing largely to angry, white older voters,  who are frustrated by loss of power and the pace of change, and those appreciating the imperative to reach out to younger people, single women and ethnic minorities.