"They rise, too, from a better informed understanding of how constitutional imperatives define a liberty that remains urgent in our own era".
More than ever, though, the freedom to use and choose its best possibilities rests on asking such questions, and on challenging the belief that the "logic" of one promiscuous set of imperatives defines our online destiny.
The humanitarian imperative is defined by the principle of humanity.
** DeLillo's post-Christian search for "an order at some deep level" has brought him to global computerization: "the zero-oneness of the world, the digital imperative that defined every breath of the planet's living billions".
DeLillo's post-Christian search for "an order at some deep level" has brought him to global computerization: "the zero-oneness of the world, the digital imperative that defined every breath of the planet's living billions".
Washington dutifully recorded Tanacharison's words, fully aware that they exposed the competing, indeed contradictory, imperatives that defined his diplomatic mission into the American wilderness.
From polling and interviews, the campaign concluded from the outset that it was imperative to define Mr. Obama's candidacy in terms that would transcend skin color.
When the region was a federal entity within Yugoslavia, this diversity did not lead to much friction, nor was there much of an imperative to define which ethnicity was dominant.
"We had an imperative to define the race and to define Mitt Romney before the conventions, and it was better to take money out of September and October and put it into May, June and July".
Therefore, it is imperative to define the multiple sources of Proterozoic Paleozoic oil and gas for further petroleum exploration.
