Sustainability empowers human development in harmonic synergy with nature, and discards our imperative need for consumption and material accumulation.
But for those not yet touched by the disease, and certainly for the generations yet unborn, prevention is the imperative need.
This further underscores the imperative need for the international community, including the UN, to urgently move out of its current state of stagnation.
"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.
Asked about some emerging countries' reactions, Ms. Lagarde said: "It confirms the imperative need to forge tools for monetary calm," according to Reuters.
"There is clearly an imperative need for an interim agreement to be concluded in the first days of May, if not within April," Dragasakis, who heads the administration's economic policy, told Avgi newspaper, Syriza's mouthpiece.
There's a convergent point of interest here with factor number two, the imperative need that all forms of media share to grab readers, viewers and advertisers in a crowded market.
Initial observations reveal this Island to be a place of culinary decadence, with an abundance of provisions; however, gaining access to what has become, for us, an imperative need for sustenance has so far proved to be a challenge.
No wonder Schoenherr can report that bishops in Africa and Latin America have requested Rome's permission to ordain married men in order to fill their imperative need for more priests.
He suggested the government was "unable to come up with a principled explanation for declining the request made by a judicial authority who has seen the very material on which the imperative need for a public inquiry is based".
For Palestinians, the imperative need is the end of occupation so that they can have freedom, the right to govern themselves, the right to a life of dignity, security and economic empowerment.
