I believe this abundance of expressed knowledge reflects an intentional administrative imperative to position the museum as the definitive resource for describing the natural world a laudable goal and one at which I think, in large part, it has succeeded.
Legal/professional imperatives influence the position some physicians hold on hastening death.
When the fraud was unveiled, Mr. Bouton said, it was "imperative that the enormous position that he had built, and hidden, be closed out as rapidly as possible".
Unlike Kant's categorical imperative procedure, the original position is designed to represent the predominantly social bases of justice.
Some pacifists use the second formulation of the categorical imperative to support their position by claiming that war treats persons as means and does not respect them as ends in themselves.
It is imperative that those in positions of responsibility keep their heads, to keep inner-city youths from losing theirs.
Delivering his Friday sermon in Karbala, his representative - Ahmad al-Safi - said that the "deteriorating relations" among the country's politicians had "made it imperative to change the positions and posts in the country".
"The fact that these companies are out there designed to foment lawsuits makes it all the more imperative that employers take this position".
In lieu of the meeting he was to have held with Mr. Putin in Moscow, Mr. Obama arrived in Sweden on Wednesday and defended his position on the imperative to respond to a gross violation of the international ban on chemical weapons, even as his advisers continued to make the case to a skeptical Congress at home.
The participants' task was to respond as quickly as possible to the position of the imperative stimulus by pressing the spatially corresponding key.
