It means that you woke up that morning and surveyed a day, a week, a month, a life so full of riches, so beautifully bloated with luxuries, that a free ticket to the Olympics didn't even make it on to that day's to-do (or, more likely, your Things I'd Like To Do Today – There's No Imperative Note Here Or Anywhere Else In My Frankly Ace Life) list.
Meanwhile, more theologically conservative Christians are breaking out of an old "lordship over the Earth" way of thinking and embracing "creation care" as a religious imperative, notes Christian Piatt, author of the new book postChristian.
President Obama has vowed to address climate change and has sidestepped some of the bickering over the jobs issue by now framing it as a moral imperative, noting in his second inaugural address that "failure to do so would betray our children and future generations".
Others reported that in order to overcome the difficulties and barriers in recruiting Blacks to research studies, not only were multiple strategies needed [ 4, 8, 15- 17], but appropriate incentives were imperative, noting that a lack of incentives may actually hinder Blacks from participating.
That being the case, it seems imperative to note that no problematic issues were evident on Sunday.
It is imperative to note however, that you must do your research before attempting to apply for this course, or your application will not be successful.
As Republicans offer a free-speech smoke screen, it is imperative to note that the Supreme Court also upheld the constitutionality of disclosure, so "citizens can see whether elected officials are 'in the pocket' of so-called moneyed interests".
It is, however, imperative to note that the Bandung Conference primarily was not about non-alignment.
It is imperative to note that the Cerius2 4.9 program uses the Pnma space group for α-FeOOH.
It is imperative to note that Carter's foreign policy was criticized especially in the United States as weak and naïve.
