He claims that in denying the existence of such prescriptions he is denying that any "categorically imperative element is objectively valid" (1977: 29).
Adjuvants constitute an imperative element of modern vaccines.
Though inspectors general typically fly under the radar, in theory they are imperative elements of Washington.
The way I see it is that art and sports are imperative elements that shape our lives, culture, and history.
Since the last century, polymeric materials have been playing an imperative role in the economy of modern world and have become an essential element in everyday's life.
The study suggests that in a context when the invitation to join an activity is pre-planned and is to occur in the immediate future, it seems that an imperative and its accompanied elements in the turn convey an insistence and immediacy in getting the invitee to accept the invitation.
For example, in analysing the English clause in terms of MOOD, the first stage of the analyses shows a distinction between the indicative clause and the imperative clause by the presence of the elements Subject and Finite (i.e. a tense/modality verbal operator) in the indicative and the absence of these elements in the imperative, except in the marked realisation of you as imperative Subject.
As the vernacular constructions would continue for ages, it would be imperative to incorporate the identified features employing some additional resilient characteristics and elements in new constructions.
It is inexplicable to me looking back, but when we lived it forward, in the aftermath of Somalia, trying to get the support from a fairly isolationist Congress at the time — including some elements in both parties — to get into Bosnia, where I felt we had an overwhelming national interest and a moral imperative, we just blew it.
IEC is considered as an imperative in expanding access of the poor to CHI schemes, but it has not been explicitly examined as one of the essential elements in the designs and evaluations of health insurance schemes.
