Prior to the 1978 economic reforms, the system of cities created by the Maoist regime was dominated by large and extra-large cities because of the imperatives of optimum industrialization.
These irritants were tolerated, in part, because of the imperatives of the "war on terror" and the drive to establish a stable Republican majority in Washington.
Still, it is hardly an unfettered market, because of the religious imperative.
As Mr. Snow put it, "Invasives are the gift that keeps on giving, because of the biological imperative to reproduce".
This report sheds further light on the need to open up some professions, not just because of the moral imperative but because there is also a strong business case for doing so".
If you want to judge by the results in 2006, expanding majorities in Congress, in the House and the Senate, will be easier if the Democratic Party's candidates reject so-called "free trade" and pledge to embrace a sane approach to globalization and trade--not just because of the moral imperative but as a matter of electoral realities since even Republicans are opposed to so-called "free trade".
Because of those imperatives, the development of automated solutions to reduce the needs of human resources is essential, and so are the development in robotics and artificial intelligence (Gomez et al. (2015a); Gomez et al., 2016), including the usage of UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) for hazards, disaster risk and emergency management.
If not exactly overnight, the actual closures could not be long delayed because of the financial imperatives involved.
That is, they argue big operators in northern New South Wales, Queensland and in South Australia get priority over the average farmer because of the political imperatives of marginal seats and big corporate lobbyists.
