Sentence examples similar to underlying imperatives from inspiring English sources

More than that, the ruling protects some of the underlying tribal imperatives of both Individualists and Communitarians.

Underlying this imperative was the reality that the project team had no experience with focus groups (although they had some experience with survey design), while the social scientists knew little about the technical aspects of poison prevention.

The debate reflects the conflicting imperatives underlying the administration's fiscal policies — between the demands to help a struggling economy create jobs and the need for long-term efforts to address the huge buildup of debt that threatens the nation's future prosperity.

At nearly the same level of generality is the principle underlying all "hypothetical imperatives".

This paper provides an overview of the science and management imperatives underlying recent developments, discusses the technological and conceptual developments that have taken place, and highlights some of the semantic, operational and process requirements that need to be addressed now that the technological aspects of integrated modelling are well advanced.

These discrepancies underlie the imperative for well-designed randomised placebo-controlled trials to be conducted for the proper assessment of the clinical efficacy and safety of herbal medicines.

And what is the cosmic imperative underlying this eternal and all-embracing Force?

Lupo's crystalline yet emphatic performance helped draw out the piece's deeper meaning, Mozart's own underlying conflict between the imperatives of festive public pomp (as seen in the opening theme's martial strut) and the inner compulsions of personal expression (which Lupo brought out with dark-hued vehemence).

Whether serving as drug carriers or beyond, a wise design of the nanoparticulate systems to overcome the cellular and intracellular alterations underlying the resistance is imperative.

Further research into prospective treatments, as well as into the mechanisms underlying joint destruction, is imperative.

For instance, Zook and Graham (2007) argue the ranking algorithms and mechanisms used to order search results in Google Maps more widely may not be as "objective" as one might be led to believe; these ranking techniques may reflect underlying economic, social, and cultural imperatives that are not outwardly visible on the map.