The first was squandered, but re-election brings new imperatives of statesmanship.
However the ECJ strike down of Safe Harbor brought fresh imperative to the process, and the EC set a three month deadline to agree a new deal.
However the ECJ strike down of Safe Harbor brought fresh imperative to the process, and the EC set a three month deadline to agree a new deal.
Having brought the imperatives of show business to sports, he moved on to news, creating several landmark shows, such as "20/20" and "Nightline".
"Our task is to bring the imperatives served by our financial markets into proper alignment with the values held by families and business people across our country: hard work, taking responsibility, being honest, being fair," Brown said.
Standing out, up and apart from the rank and filers that otherwise populate this benevolent, generous earth of ours brings with it an imperative to not only embrace being "different," but also using that differentness to send out universal flares in search of other different ones who speak in similar tongues.
Guthrie brought the authorial imperative to vernacular music in America.
Healthwatch expressed the hope that "the power of people's stories will bring a new imperative for change and drive health and social care agencies nationally and locally to ensure they get discharge right".
The recent spate of corporate scandals and executive misdeeds, including backdating, pretexting, embezzling, anonymous blogging and other unsavory activities, has brought the "reputation imperative" to the top of the agenda for business leaders.
