"If we disregard the big commercial managements as irrelevant to our discussion," Kauffmann wrote, "then Papp is the only person who has made a considerable mark in the theater – in any American or European theater that I have seen or read about – without extraordinary talent, without exemplary taste, without an esthetic imperative, without intellectual distinction".
Hare (1989) further hoped to reduce the paradox of an embedded imperative by making a distinction between two elements within the expression of a speech act: when a speaker says "Do X", thereby telling a hearer to do X, he both issues a sentence in the imperative mood, fit for the communication of a command, and indicates that he intends so to be using it.
VS has strong legal, ethical and political implications, with many questions remaining[61], including issues of diagnosis of VS with the medical and ethical imperative to keep a clear distinction between VS and the minimally conscious state [62], [63], establishing permanence, the decision to withdraw feeding, mode of death, and who best represents the patient's wishes.
We've found in the works of formerly despised liberals, like Isaiah Berlin, a kind of moral imperative in the making of distinctions, and in skepticism before absolutes.
In English, the presence or absence of the Mood element realizes distinctions between unmarked imperative and indicative clauses, while differences in the ordering of the elements (as well as the present or absence of a WH- element) realize the distinction between declarative and interrogative clauses.
'Therapeutic misconception', a widespread phenomenon, occurs when a research participant does not appreciate the distinction between the imperatives of clinical research and of medical treatment, and therefore inaccurately attributes therapeutic intent to research [ 16].
According to Appelbaum and colleagues, TM occurs "when a research subject fails to appreciate the distinction between the imperatives of clinical research and of ordinary treatment, and therefore inaccurately attributes therapeutic intent to research procedures" [ 1].
Defined as "when a research subject fails to appreciate the distinction between the imperatives of clinical research and of ordinary treatment, and therefore inaccurately attributes therapeutic intent to research procedures," [ 17, 18] therapeutic misconception concerns the conflation of research and medical care.
Presence or absence of both the Subject and Finite can be seen as a distinction between indicative and imperative.
The interviewers asked the drivers to give both their expected arrival times and imperative arrival deadlines, making a clear distinction between these two notions (questions Q18 and Q19 of the survey form).
In her 1975 "Autobiography" that most reasonable of superstar ballerinas emphasized the crucial distinction between taking work seriously ("imperative") and taking oneself seriously ("disastrous").
