He also mentioned that he no longer uses imperative loops but instead sequence functions like forEach, map and filter.
It is imperative that Sir John Chilcot is no longer obstructed and we get his full account of Blair's war as soon as humanly possible.
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.
Thus, the drive for rationalization is no longer an imperative of state survival, and from the state-builders' perspective, it is no longer as crucial that growth in state size be matched by increase in state capacity—especially its capacity to stimulate economic development.
Because health care reform is no longer just a moral imperative, it is a fiscal imperative.
Today, providing a quality, equitable education to all students is no longer solely a moral imperative, it's also an economic imperative.
In an editorial in the issue of the journal where the new studies appear today, Dr. Rodney H. Falk of Boston University writes that in treating a first episode of atrial fibrillation, an effort to restore normal rhythm is appropriate, "although it can no longer be deemed imperative".
Therefore, restoration of sinus rhythm should no longer be deemed imperative in asymptomatic and haemodynamically stable patients.
It can seem as if it might go away one day, when its basic imperatives are forgotten, and it's no longer a music about fear, innocence, power, naïve hope and ineptness.
The title, "Say Her Name," no longer seems like an imperative or a dark invitation.
