Sentence examples for twin imperatives from inspiring English sources
Recognising these twin imperatives is vital to keep the economy sustainable and competitive.
Its systems engineering approaches replace our full panoply of social values – dignity, self-determination, equity, due process – with the twin imperatives of efficiency and cost savings.
An agrarian yearning for profitable, entrepreneurial farm jobs must yield in an industrialized, economically diverse society to the twin imperatives of environmental protection and food safety.
But tonight, the twin imperatives of Michael's in Midtown -- table number and territory -- will be a bit difficult to sort out.
As the UK restructures its electricity sector in the drive to meet the twin imperatives of climate change and security of energy supply, it is clear that the wind industry will become increasingly visible across the country.
The distinctiveness of the immediate challenge surrounding the stimulus money is owed in part to the bill's twin imperatives: Get a lot of money out and get it out as fast as possible.
"We continue to view as achievable the twin imperative of protecting America and holding accountable those responsible for the killing of Mr. Khashoggi, Pompeoo said.
I work in trade publishing as an editor, but I watch the activity of the better university presses pretty closely, and it is as clear as can be that Princeton University Press under Peter's leadership has become the premier u press in the country, beautifully balancing the twin (and sometimes contradictory) imperatives of scholarship and commerce.
Italy is facing the twin, and in some respects conflicting, imperatives of lifting growth while reducing its public debt, which is at 120 percent of gross domestic product, the highest in the euro zone after Greece.
The neglect is most extreme in energy, where chronic underinvestment is now twinned with another pricey imperative: tackling climate change.
These groups have been considering the twin challenges of journal affordability and what they recognize as the moral imperative of achieving a truly open scholarly communication system.
