The program of continuing medical and health education is intertwined with mobile health technology, which forms an imperative component of national strategies in health.
The first verse begins with what Womack characterises as "an invitation in the form of an imperative" through the line: "Picture yourself in a boat on a river", and continues with imaginative imagery, including "tangerine trees", "rocking horse people" and "newspaper taxis".
"We fully support the report's vision of eradicating poverty in all its forms as an imperative for the next generation of sustainable development goals, while leaving no one behind, putting sustainable development at the core, transforming economies, building peace and forging a new global partnership.
Verbs in the stative aspect substituted a distinctive set of endings for those of the primary set but apparently used the imperative and secondary endings in the usual way to form a stative imperative and a stative past indicative.
This functionality is being introduced via a new requestAutocomplete API, which Google describes here as "an aspiring web standard that will allow users to bypass pages of form fields with an imperative API for requesting details the browser knows".
A Communist as a young man — for him, art, spirituality and progressive politics formed a seamless, imperative whole — he was also deeply drawn to folk music.
If you are forming a negative imperative, you can use 'verb + not' or, more commonly, 'do not + verb'.
Ultimately, some of us find within our faith paradigms deep connections to our unique paths that instigate a form of self healing and an imperative to work with others who are called to build peace.
For Kant, the a priori is expressed in the form of a categorical imperative, an imperative that is universalizable.
The can is a form of imperative, since if the dancer can't, he or she probably gets hurt.
