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imperative

[im-per-uh-tiv] / ɪmˈpɛr ə tɪv /




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"There is no quick fix here, but it is imperative that those in the positions to make positive changes in policy and to make bold decisions about funding start to do so," the report concludes.

From BBC

Such absurdities have been constant since the release of the Epstein files as the imperative to protect actual or potential victims collides with the legal mandate for speedy disclosure under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.

From The Wall Street Journal

Combating antisemitism is a moral imperative that demands rigor and honesty.

From The Wall Street Journal

The imperative now is to capture the consumer according to their circumstances.

From The Wall Street Journal

He revealed the present unsettled climate had most notably delayed the signing of several partnerships, making it imperative to reorganise the Cojop leadership immediately.

From Barron's