(c) The urban efficiency imperative: Cities of the future are often envisaged, by corporate and scholarly elites and by governments, as frictionless places where flows (of capital, goods, and knowledge) can be enabled and accelerated.
Nonetheless, Kompany says it will be imperative that City's fans replicate the sort of intimidating atmosphere Liverpool supporters created at Anfield.
It is also imperative that city redevelopment plans factor in expansion of green spaces as an important deliverable rather than just aim replacing old mortar with new concrete.
"As urban areas attract more and more residents, it's imperative for cities to create a built environment, fund amenities and form policies that get residents active and encourage healthy lifestyles," Walter Thompson, Ph.D., chair of the AFI Advisory Board said in a statement.
"It's imperative that this city continues to be a beacon for this music".
At the same time, it is imperative for our city, state and country that rebuilding go forward.
"It is imperative that the city spend all designated funds to eliminate this major health hazard," Mr. Thompson wrote.
Mr. Smith, 43, said that he understood the need for quick results, but that reform was imperative if the city was to break the cycle of underachievement for its most disadvantaged students.
"Under the current circumstances," Mr. Bloomberg said in a statement, "it is imperative that the city provide the M.T.A. the assistance necessary to meet its commitment to make its budget practices more transparent to elected officials and the public.
And second, for Chicago to find solutions short- and long-term for making those neighborhoods safe, it is imperative that the City rebuilong-term foreen CPD and the people it serves, particularly in these comakingies.
