His rhymes locate us temporally, punctuating lines that, like the nights they describe, lack an internal imperative to come to an end.
Embracing meditation (as well as trees), she said she was happy with the contemplative life, and wondered what was going to be her next "internal imperative".
Indeed, in National Geographic's issue of issues, December , 1969 the "First Explorers on the Moon" package (adventure, exploration, Americans) has scarcely ended when we are thrust "Inside a Hornbill's Walled-Up Nest," the magazine hurtling, as if by some internal imperative, from highest outer astronaut space to ultimate inner nesting space.
In particular, two types of ERM models are postulated: one driven by a strong shareholder value imperative (ERM by the numbers), the other corresponding to the demands of the risk-based internal control imperative (holistic ERM).
The case invites discussion of how the Peruvian heads of state should best deal with these conflicting interests and, by extension, how smaller countries should weigh internal and external imperatives.
A similar point may be made of imperatives: It is internal to the activity of issuing an imperative that the world is enjoined to conform to it.
Internal, top-down communications is imperative for employee engagement, productivity and organizational success -- especially in challenging and divisive times.
Second, many of the included RCTs were at a high risk of bias for many of the Cochrane risk-of-bias criteria, especially for important items such as random sequence generation and allocation concealment, which are imperative for the internal validity of a RCT.
It is imperative that consideration to internal recycling is given when maintaining sedimentation ponds, and before the installation of new ponds designed to treat nutrient waste.
In the face of HIV and other transmissible diseases, serving internal migrants is a public health imperative.
