Such a reconfigured national consensus, or a way of doing without one, seems equally imperative in the case of Hispanic immigrants in America, Muslims in France, Palestinians in Israel, Tamils in Sri Lanka, Kurds in Turkey, and Tibetans in China.
In our view, it is imperative that the case-management authority of the Attorney General, where a contingent fee agreement is involved, be "final, sole and unreviewable". Philip Morris Inc. v. Glendening, 349 Md. 660, 709 A.2d 1230, 1243 (1998).
Because most environmental and ecological projects are being reined back because now the immediate imperative everywhere – in the case of China for regime survival even, or in democratic countries just as part of winning the next election – is to try to get the show back on the road.
Having made such a hash of it last time the Diana drama did more for republicanism than any episode since George IV had his popular wife tried for adultery in 1820 it was imperative that, in the case of Prince William, the second in line to the throne, it should get it right.The monarchy needs a combination of stability and glamour.
It is practically essential and imperative to explore the case of dependent errors, which is a theoretically challenging.
Echoing others (Shackelford et al. 2013; Bridgewater et al. 2011), policy and legal frameworks also need to urgently take into account how to deal with the timescales of ecological dynamics versus economic imperatives, especially in the case of the fossil fuel industries (Butt et al. 2013).
His case was not the imperative case, his case was the moral passive.
Apart from the attributive tag, the sonnet's sestet, all in the imperative case, is spoken by Liberty herself.
A crime has been committed, the filmmaker asserts, and "it is imperative that we reopen the case".
Therefore, it is imperative these cases are reported in the highest possible standard and with great enthusiasm.
