In Montague 1973 (248 fn) we already find suggestions for how to deal with imperatives and questions.
Yet we have to continue to deal with the biological imperative that pulls us back to our original function as females in society".
Their mission: Deal with the competing imperatives of the First Amendment and a meaningful, academically enriching experience for all students.
To both camps, he was a consummate bureaucrat, dealing with the imperatives of privately advising public men about dangerous and fluid situations.
When there is an electoral, or practical, imperative to deal with Muslim concerns, local administrators somehow get round the taboos.
If somebody had come to me and said: 'Hey, Steve, would you like to write a piece about the Holocaust?', I would have said, 'Would you like me to drink the Pacific Ocean first?'" He's just as stubborn in the case of Daniel Variations, which he says shouldn't be viewed as part of any new post-9/11 imperative to deal with wider issues.
To manage this process of transition, it is imperative to deal with any conflicts that (may) arise.
It is true that the atrocities of Sept. 11, 2001, coupled with the relationship of the Taliban regime with al-Qaeda, made it imperative to deal with Afghanistan.
Considering this argument, it is imperative to deal with a leader's dark triad, the performance evaluation system and the perception of CSR in the academic field and in various practical sectors.
In other words, BP has now generously provided the world with a truly horrific crisis that makes it imperative to deal with the fact of global corporate irresponsibility.
