Sentence examples for was no imperative from inspiring English sources

"There was no imperative," says Leung. "There was no client".

"Rio believed there was no imperative for them to do the Chinese any great favors," said Peter Phillips, an industry consultant based in Australia.

In the cold war, there was no imperative for... ministers to be given daily updates on what the Russians were doing.

Prof Brendan Gleeson, director of the Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute at Melbourne University, said that planners had been aware of research around sustainable city development for some time but there was no imperative from governments to change decades-old practice.

In fact, that unfamiliar, oddball environment appears to be precisely the attraction for the director: "Given the nature of the story in Computer Chess and what we were trying to do, there was no imperative at all to be tasteful," Bujalski told the New Statesman.

These are unusual circumstances, though: the series was already dead, there was no imperative, it seemed, for England to do anything other than draw in order to secure their rise to second in the rankings, and Australia might well have settled for 3-0 as it was.

There is no imperative to decide the issue now.

But there is no imperative; it is unclear why you should care now about sports fanaticism or the celebrity worship.

There is no imperative, no profit, that could make Steven Gerrard, Liverpool's captain think it is right to play on that day.

Alien registration is not directly related to control of undesirable conduct; consequently there is no imperative problem of local law enforcement.

With squirrelpox virus, there is no imperative for it to become less virulent to red squirrels because it lives within the grey squirrel population as well.