In summary, ecological constraints underline the imperative of allowing more flexibility in adherence to the five principles in order to provide more opportunities for broader applications of silvicultural alternatives.
If not managed carefully, the central reform imperative of inducing more conservatism in leverage requirements and risk management will risk intensifying the ongoing de-leveraging process.
But Mr. Orszag warned several times that the president would reject any bill that worsened the long-term fiscal situation, pledging that "at worst, we are going to be deficit neutral and meet the moral imperative of covering more people".
In a period of just four years, 1969 72, the United States abandoned once-unshakable Cold War attitudes toward the Communist nations, while scaling back its own exposure in response to the Sino-Soviet split, imminent Soviet strategic parity, and the economic and psychological constraints on U.S. action stemming from the new American imperative of "no more Vietnams".
But it also made my view of the country more radical, the imperative of advancing a more equitable world more urgent.
These contrasts suggest that the effects of pS129 may be highly model-dependent, making assessment of the natural course of pS129 in human disease imperative for more accurate modeling of human PD, as well as to assist future translational investigations.
In my case, that seven-week sabbatical last spring brought clarity about the creative imperative for me of more time in nature, which heals my soul, and creative activity, which is at the heart of my gift.
But Monday's images — if sustained — could begin to counter that view, particularly as Americans see him preaching the mom-and-apple-pie imperatives of creating more blue-collar employment.
To this end, the Modernist imperative of less is more has been both sharpened and broadened.
Nor should we be distracted from the policy imperative of building many more houses and reforming the banks.
