imperatives

Moral imperatives do not always correlate with survival imperatives.

People didn't used to delay biological imperatives like child-bearing in order to collect certificates and approvals from governing bodies.

In the end doing this is just trying to force your mind to deny fundamental biological imperatives.

Those imperatives lead inexorably to a thirst for page-views and page-rank, and horrible sites like buzzfeed.

Relative to your performance imperatives, help him understand how these things move his agenda forward.

It really depends on the roll out, which has a number of imperatives driving it.

It is why you don't hear people trying to drop imperatives from daily life.

We're not mice or ants to just do stuff because of biological imperatives.

Because we balance it against other ethical imperatives, such as impact to the people around the user, and safety/health.

That means to me, the law should be sound on its own ground, without being dependent on rhetorical arguments that paint possibly sneaky incentives over as abstract 'biological cultural sociological imperatives'.

Arguments against immigration stem not from moral imperatives, but from survival instinct.

We get the moral imperatives, but can't really rely on bad parents going to hell, so we get kind of crazy.

And IBM’s “strategic imperatives” represent 27% ( and growing ) of the company’s total revenue… $25 billion in revenues, up 16 percent.

All governments to varying degrees seem to operate with a number of hidden imperatives, with one being "maintain the status quo." There will always be some within the government bureaucracy who see anything that deviates from the status quo of their host society as criminal or an enemy.

Moral language is fundamentally Imperatives: statements about what humans should do.