It's particularly handy for blunt imperatives calling for resolute action: think of wake up!, grow up!, hurry up! and put up or shut up!
Any discussion of the meaning associated with this form of the imperative, traditionally called the 'emphatic imperative', is problematic.
Marshalling evidence from two decades of research and sharing compelling stories from real organizations, Monica and Jane offers an informative and imperative call to action to alleviate suffering at work.
'Trojan horse' strategy is an answer to this imperative call where antibiotic are by far sneaked into the pathogenic cell via the siderophore receptors at cell and outer membrane.
Not surprisingly, this notion has been characterized as the Confucian "golden rule," and likened as well to Kant's categorical imperative calling on people to act according to rules that they would be willing to deem universal laws.
Sometimes the subject is implied rather than stated, especially when the writer uses the imperative mood: "Call me Ishmael".
Asked what a snakebite victim should and should not do, he said it was imperative to call 911 to get medical help immediately.
"Even in this very tight budget," said Gene Sperling, national economic adviser, "the president felt that there was an imperative to call right now for a more simplified and effective training system" that also had an increase in funds.
If the patient is not being monitored, and when such a finding is seen on a nondiagnostic CTA, it is imperative to call the code team and immediately begin cardiopulmonary resuscitation rather than planning for a reinjection.
