Examples of using Moral imperative in English and their translations into German
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No organization better embodies the moral imperative of ending malaria deaths than the African Leaders Malaria Alliance ALMA.
Providing justice for war crimes is a legal, political and moral imperative to which we are all committed.
And with the assassination of Prime Minister Lumumba, we now have a moral imperative to send in more peacekeepers.
The West's core social values make high economic performance a moral imperative like free speech or trial by jury.
I also want to say that we have always considered support for flood victims in Pakistan an ethical and moral imperative.
That is a moral imperative and much more:
Eating good Mexican food is a moral imperative on any visit to San Diego,
There is this false moral imperative.
This is a moral imperative and a developmental necessity.
Even the Bush Administration cannot avoid acknowledging this moral imperative.
The idea of the White House claiming a moral imperative for anything is ludicrous.
The moral imperative is the call for care of our lives in a common world.
Sahnoun recognised the need to make Human Security understood as viable, and as a moral imperative.
Remembering the Holocaust is not a moral imperative: the memory serves no good purpose, only evil purposes.
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therefore, seen as a moral imperative for our Members.
society- volunteering time and donating resources- is a moral imperative.
Is a moral imperative that has to be permanently repeated because people would not come up with the idea by themselves.
The journey towards this unity must be perceived as a moral imperative, the answer to a precise call of the Lord.
The Initiative believes there is no higher moral imperative at this time than that of ending the killing