Phrases with «social imperative»

The phrase "social imperative" means that something is seen as necessary or important for society as a whole. It refers to actions or ideas that are highly valued and considered essential for the well-being and progress of a community or a group of people. Full definition

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Sentences with «social imperative»

Strong city schools are an economic, cultural and social imperative for the future of Monroe County. (rochestereducation.org)
Indeed, the elimination of suffering, in a way that would strike people of previous ages as wildly utopian, has become a major social imperative. (firstthings.com)
He says the city makes a huge contribution and economic and social imperatives mean it should get more power over a number of issues. (bbc.co.uk)
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Phrases with «social imperative»

Sentences with «social imperative»

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