I argue that the academic elite of Israeli geography has been constructed as a national-masculine arena, combining the heritage of power relations in modern geography and the imperative to serve the national return of exiled Jews to their ancient homeland.
For many developing countries today the establishment of a large, efficient harbour is an early imperative, to serve as the inlet for industrial plant and needed raw materials and the outlet for finished goods.
He consults to the Interpersonal Skills Component of the Harvard Negotiation Project at Harvard Law School, sits on the Executive Board of The Democracy Imperative and served for many years as a Guest Scholar Practitioner for the Dialogue, Deliberation and Public Engagement Program at Fielding Graduate University.
"We believe that giving women and their loved ones peace of mind is not only a public policy imperative, but serves an essential social interest," Pelletz said.
While acknowledging that Mr. Monserrate had helped people during his public career, the judge said he had also "abused the trust of the community," which made it "imperative" that he serve a prison term.
Democrats see social insurance programs, from Social Security to food stamps, as serving the moral imperative of providing basic security to our fellow citizens and helping those in need.
We hope that greater awareness of the economic case for eradication will better serve the humanitarian imperative of ridding the world of malaria.
He fits Mr. Romney's strategic imperative for governing, after serving in both Bush administrations.
A free-trade deal was in prospect, and the Indonesians had been constructive in policing people-smuggling operations, which served an important domestic political imperative of the Coalition: stopping the boats.
Institutional review boards serve to protect the public from the harms of unethical research, but must balance this responsibility against the imperative of advancing medical care through high quality investigation.
