The reasons for treating missile-defense cooperation as an imminent and serious objective go much beyond narrow concerns.
First, we demonstrated that reconstruction of complete 3D morphologies and registration to anatomical reference structures were imminent prerequisites to define objective criteria that discriminate between cell types.
Because rogue states and terrorists strike without such warning, "we must adapt the concept of imminent threat to the capabilities and objectives of today's adversaries".
The only bill it could be included in is the imminent equalities bill, making equality itself the prime objective.
Because success is defined as the achievement of that limited objective: reversing a current or seemingly imminent mass killing of civilians (Bosnia, Kosovo, Libya), or an armed occupation (Kuwait).
By December 1942, with Allied forces advancing through Tunisia, the North African campaign was coming to a close; victory in North Africa being imminent, discussions began between the Allies over what their next objective should be.
By December 1942, with Allied forces advancing through Tunisia the North African Campaign was coming to a close; with victory there imminent, discussions began among the Allies regarding the nature of their next objective.
The defense is judged according to the subjective and objective perception of the defender during the time of the imminent or ongoing attack, and not according to the view of persons who are judging it ex post.
Editors at a Russian cable news channel fear the station faces imminent closure after a "political attack" on one of the few remaining sources of objective reporting in the country.
Public health orders get the most permissive judicial review, the rational relationship test, because they are based on objective criteria, are usually of limited duration, and are necessary to prevent imminent harm (9 ).
