Sentence examples for with the imperative from inspiring English sources
For many, Title IX has become synonymous with the imperative to address sexual assault among students.
A certain pants-making company promoted its denim three years ago with the imperative "Be stupid".
Balancing the desire to do more with the imperative not to overstretch housing organisations will be crucial.
She continued, "They are faced with the imperative of moving on to a new place, without him".
How can the academy calibrate the need to stay relevant with the imperative to push the boundaries of knowledge?
What initially happened under Thatcher was the forced professionalisation of academia and actually I don't disagree with the imperative of professionalisation.
This would mix a loyalty to classical religious texts with the imperatives of life in modern, multicultural, western societies.
Given the importance of these choices to Mr. Whalen's larger argument, he should deal much more fully with the imperatives confronting the crucial actors.
When Mr. Tanaka began working in the late 1950's, contemporary Japanese designers were trying to balance respect for the past with the imperatives of a commercially driven industrial society.
The stress of reconciling one's desire to have a family with the imperatives of an élite job is a recurring theme in the novels.
CrossFit combines an aura of monkish asceticism with the imperatives of the hunter-gatherer: sugar and carbs are discouraged; meat, suffering, penance, and catharsis are prized.
