France's president, Nicolas Sarkozy, speaking for the European Union, said, "Collective action is imperative".
If envisioning outcomes and designing your actions around achieving them are fundamental to personal productivity, the ability to articulate an envisioned outcome and share it widely is imperative for collective productivity.
Report on Harmful Social and Cultural Practices: Our Collective Responsibility It is imperative that children are protected from all forms of harmful cultural and social practices in order for them to realize their full potential.
"Thus, in a collective leadership it has become imperative not only not to be the leader who lost Taiwan, but not to be the leader who allows this slow drift to continue," Mr. Goldstein said.
The social contract is thus not a matter of collective consent but a moral imperative: "When you cannot avoid living side by side with all others, you ought to leave the state of nature and proceed with them into a rightful condition, that is a condition of distributive justice" (1991, pp. 121 22).
The nexus of the Internet and ubiquitous mobile communications makes collective action easier and more imperative than ever.
It may be a while before we once again stand together nationally and take collective action, so it's imperative that we begin to unite more as communities.
Ginelli, F. et al. Intermittent collective dynamics emerge from conflicting imperatives in sheep herds.
From organizing on the ground, disrupting "law" and institutions, and merely existing at multiple margins, deaf, disabled, mad, and sick people are working for Disability Justice — an intersectional framework, imperative, and praxis for collective liberation.
But despite the imperative to unleash our collective potential, inequality is on the rise in many parts of the world.
On this night, with the beer as with the button, Izzard, feeling the imperative of the audience's collective will, picked up the glass and chugged down the beer in one gulp.
