Think of the knife as the fraudulent tooth or fingernail of a popular saint, and of "The People v. O. J.," perhaps, as a crucial near-contemporary codex, an early attempt to force the imperatives of art narrative, coherence, harmony of action and meaning onto the strange and unsettling tragedy that was the truth.
Health care reform is a driving force with the imperative to identify low-cost and clinically effective methods to respond to the increasing health care needs of our society.
Although the White House no longer faces the immediate prospect of losing crucial political support for the war — because the opponents lack the votes needed in Congress to force a policy change — the imperative for political progress remains, if only because of the American elections in less than a year.
He argues that while Iraq has made Americans justifiably squeamish about regime change through force, we must not shelve the imperative to promote reform in the Muslim world and to confront the autocracy and mass indoctrination that breed terrorism.
Throughout the text, this manipulation – an experimental factor – will be called "urgency", to denote the fact that, especially at 0.2 and 0.5 s, the imperative cue forced observers to emit a sudden, early response.
One Nobel prizewinner, who sits on INET's board, told him that he ceased teaching macroeconomics to graduate students because he thought his unconventional approach would damage their job prospects.Mr Colander thinks the imperative to publish frequently forces young economists to tackle bite-sized problems, rather than asking big questions with distant, uncertain answers.
Some supporters said the imperative of the moment requires more force from Mr. Obama.
But by accelerating economic change, it will force them to confront that choice sooner, and will make the imperative for the right choice stronger.
In order to improve the part and tool quality, accurate measurement of micro cutting forces is imperative.
Continuity is the imperative.
