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• The expansion did not occur as a result of a moral imperative.
• But we think that the moral imperative is to balance the budget.
• But for Kernaghan, the fight is nothing less than a moral imperative.
• He described a missile defense as nothing less than a moral imperative.
• There tends to be an underlying Judeo-Christian ethical and moral imperative somewhere.
• For some folks, then, work is a kind of moral imperative.
• Emphasize the moral imperative of balancing the budget for " future generations ."
• Hayworth says balancing the budget is a " moral imperative ."
• It's as if using electronic mail is now a moral imperative.
• It is a moral imperative, a constitutional mandate and legal necessity.
• Is it because there is some moral imperative leading her to do so?
• Standing against ethnic cleansing is both a moral imperative and a practical necessity.
• This is a moral imperative thing, particularly with the first class.
• It is a moral imperative that America help Bosnians defend themselves.
• Sorting it all out is impossible; making the effort is a moral imperative.
• It has no more inherent legitimacy or moral imperative than a TV schedule.
• Open trade is not just an economic opportunity, it is a moral imperative.
• Thurocz sought an explanation of a number of events in the moral imperative.