Verbal modes include indicative ("he goes"), interrogative ("did he go?"), imperative ("go!"), optative ("may he go"), participles ("going, gone"), and other forms corresponding to English-language subordinate clauses i.e., clauses beginning with "if," "when," and so forth.
At that point, the "go" imperative grew even stronger.
The public option has gone from imperative to, well, optional.
Whilst there is a demand for more research to take place in general practice there is an on-going imperative to continue to function efficiently and effectively whether or not testing innovations or new ways of working.
"It's going to be imperative that there are policies in place to get wave energy out on the learning curve," Mr. Klein said.
Improving supply-side transparency is imperative going forward, he argued: "It is something we must do to improve the image of our industry".
Phelps said after his heat that he had abandoned the straight-arm stroke he was experimenting with this year because it was not improving his speed, and going fast is imperative, now more than ever.
"It will be imperative going forward for SAP find spots to "own" in the minds of corporate buyers in order to optimize their chances of success against their main competitors," he said.
Knowing where the toilets were in every place I was going was an imperative—I had to have somewhere to "escape" to if I started to panic, especially considering that, at the sharp end, my panic mostly manifested with gut issues.
Knowing where the toilets were in every place I was going was an imperative – I had to have somewhere to "escape" to if I started to panic, especially considering that, at the sharp end, my panic mostly manifested with gut issues.
Nevertheless, it is imperative going forward that an evaluation be conducted that compares the number of health professionals that are recruited to rural and remote Australia with, as well as without, the support of the programme.
