imperative need

The latter must meet an imperative need, that of our world today.

The imperative need was now for information, not partisan promotion.

That or the imperative need he allowed to glitter in his eyes.

"The main thing we achieved was the imperative need to observe the Constitution."

She was thus able to express her more imperative needs and many of her thoughts.

I am convinced that the Commission must be guided by this imperative need for quality in the field of tourism.

We recognize the imperative need for the development.

Each waited for the other to surrender to the imperative need to do something to end me tension wearing away at their nerves.

Under such conditions, it's easy to see how all other considerations could fade away, leaving only the imperative need to solve the "local" problem.

There is no more imperative need in New Orleans than affordable housing.

There was imperative need to adjust myself, to consider the significance of the changed aspect of things.

Despite this, the imperative need to export our manufactures remains as strong as ever.

In the private sector, the imperative need to be profitable acts as an external discipline on the activities of enterprises.

Therefore, there is an imperative need to develop the understanding of tribal, culture, customs, philosophy, laws and issues affecting them.

It is this that dictates the imperative need to accelerate and radicalize the economic reform.

Venice, therefore, had an imperative need to extend its influence over the Dalmatian coastal cities.

Caught by the imperative need to hurry, he returned to the wash and beckoned to Barlo.

Why did you feel this imperative need to speak with a man who had just insulted you grossly?"

The need for defense, and the imperative need to complete this act to its final glorious climax warred in him.

The need to prolong his life he had forgotten in the more imperative need to perfect his work.

The realization brought the imperative need to hide until he could assess the nature of this world and the kind of reception he might expect.

There is an imperative need for a new policy, based on codevelopment, conflict prevention, and the rejection of the dictates of the financial markets.

There was imperative need to be constantly alert; for these dogs and men were not town dogs and men.

"What you're balancing here is a very imperative need to move forward with the process of governing while avoiding any sense of presumption," one adviser said.

I moved at once to obey-not the imperious dictates of a tyrannical husband, but the imperative need of a fellow professional.