Sentence examples for without any imperative from inspiring English sources

The Commission cannot support this amendment because it would delete the option with the higher level of protection and would do so without any imperative reason that relates to the operation of the internal market.

Any imperative that applied to us because we will our own happiness would thus be an assertoric imperative.

It doesn't appear that there will be any imperative to do so.

Marriages are successful when the labor split is negotiated, without any biological imperatives.

"If we disregard the big commercial managements as irrelevant to our discussion," Kauffmann wrote, "then Papp is the only person who has made a considerable mark in the theater – in any American or European theater that I have seen or read about – without extraordinary talent, without exemplary taste, without an esthetic imperative, without intellectual distinction".

History proceeds without any sense of moral imperative.

Thus, ethical norms were neither subjective expressions of likes, preferences or desires nor intuitive absolutes that were moral imperatives without any connection to human desires or interests, but were empirical hypotheses regarding optimal norms for realizing desirable ends.

Without that commercial imperative, there would be no Michelangelo, Mozart, Shakespeare or Dickens.

Menial jobs are available, but without a financial imperative few will take them.

Nobody would get access to conduct such experiments on a player of his stature without the commercial imperative.

Even without the advertising imperative, the TV landscape must have seemed very strange to many young viewers involved in the contemporary social movements.