But the party's imperative became finding another candidate.
The imperative of finding a quick way out of the crisis was a recurring theme during the debate.
Getting an address, which is imperative to finding a patient, can be one of the hardest tasks.
The Rangers manager's work is not shaped by a set of beliefs about how the game is played, merely the imperative of finding a way to win.
Despite the imperative of finding budget cuts to ensure long-term fiscal sustainability, the Coalition has retained the generous superannuation tax concessions for high-income workers, including of course, for politicians, some of whom are still on the rolled-gold pre-2004 parliamentary super scheme.
Regardless of whether or not Minerva becomes the next Harvard, higher education (and beyond) is broken, and these experiments are imperative to finding a workable, sustainable solution that creates a new, better way of learning over the long-term — and doesn't ignore the underlying, institutional problems.
Up until the news of Iran, and then, North Korea, we'd spent a fair amount of time focusing on the imperative of finding joy.
It's a good idea to major in psychology, sociology, or criminology if you're serious about this field.[5] Putting yourself in the mind of your "skip" is imperative to finding them -- and you'll be more likely to get assigned skips in the first place!
As former industrial cities have experienced radical changes to the bases of their economies, the imperatives of finding new roles and functions has often led to the adoption of cultural policies.
The idea of such a project is itself, of course, insane; it's difficult not to think, here, of Primo Levi's insistence on the moral imperative of not finding reasons for what happened at Auschwitz, or of Claude Lanzmann's remark that "there is an absolute obscenity in the very project of understanding" the Holocaust.
