The phrase "an issue of imperative" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the necessity or urgency of a particular matter or decision.
Example: "In the current climate, addressing climate change is an issue of imperative for our survival."
Alternatives: "a matter of urgency" or "a critical issue".
Beyond just an issue of fairness and equality, redressing the overall imbalance is an imperative for the economy as a whole.
On this issue of imperatives for economic growth, the programs reviewed in this study in both Malaysia and Australia are commercial activities designed for profit of the training providers and the automotive industries.
Near the beginning of the dialogue's climactic section (Section II of Book III) Shaftesbury's spokesman, Theocles, issues a pair of imperatives: one ought "never to admire the Representative-Beauty, except for the sake of the Original; nor aim at other Enjoyment than of the rational kind" (Cooper 1711/2001, 221).
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.
The contribution that roadside freight surveys can make to the issue of the logistical imperatives under which carriers operate is not straightforward.
"Even if you are the hardest-line hawk on the issue of North Korea, the tactical imperative is still engagement," said Victor D. Cha, a professor of international relations at Georgetown University who many regard as the principal author of the hawk engagement approach.
Other indicators, such as cost per case-mix, highlight the issue of productivity and the imperative of maximizing the outputs produced from a given set of inputs or, alternatively, minimizing the inputs of nursing tasks, materials, and equipment to produce nursing services.
Similarly, work by Hamblin (1987), Belnap (1990), Portner (2004) and others suggests semantic analyses for sentences in the imperative mood: on one approach an imperative expresses a property, and when one speaker issues an imperative that her addressee accepts, that property is added to her "to do list", itself a parameter of what we will later describe as conversational score (Section 7).
But turning North Korea into a ward of the United States is neither feasible nor acceptable to the countries whose support for a solution of the North Korean nuclear issue is imperative.
