This objective becomes ever more imperative in the light of Russia's bombing in recent days.
An overriding imperative in the United States, he says, should be to avert a drastic economic slowdown.
We disagree with Peter Bergen and Swati Pandey, as moderate Islamic education and economic empowerment are imperative in the counterterrorism effort.
Although not the subject of this inquiry, the report said: "It is imperative in the public interest that this is remedied urgently".
That might sound easier said than done but retaining that mindset is something Shriver says is imperative in the coming months.
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.
The job of the generals, and the policy imperative in the White House, is to help implement the demands of the revolution, not try to contain them.
Having decision-makers on the field was underscored as an imperative in the World Cup review (NZ do them, too) commissioned after another failure in 2007.
Mr. Parker acknowledged the "rumors and speculation" about American, but insisted that whatever might transpire in the discussions, consolidation "is no longer an imperative" in the airline industry.
The letters -- which, according to the group, were signed by 22 current, retired or married priests -- cited the imperative in the Christian Gospel for seeking reconciliation, peace and unity.
Some told us that giving in support of refugees is an expression of empathy and solidarity, a moral imperative in the face of an overwhelming humanitarian crisis, a political statement, and a stand for tolerance and against cynicism.
