For Groupon, the online marketplace that offers deals at local businesses in 45 countries, it's imperative that the most up-to-date operating information is offered to consumers.
It's both a moral imperative and the most efficient possible use of aid money.
"People are coming to understand equity, not only as a moral requirement but also as a practical imperative, providing the most effective way to reach the most vulnerable," he added.
The Louvre, in turn, responded that treatment was imperative: The painting the most varnished in the collection had not been touched since 1802, and had darkened significantly.
In Birmingham, following Gingrich's energizing performance at the Presidential forum, Bill Armistead, the current chairman of the Alabama G.O.P., quoted one of William F. Buckley, Jr.'s imperatives: "Nominate the most conservative candidate who is electable".
For instance, economic imperatives propel the most powerful organizations to use the relative power they possess.
They are governed by the popular imperatives, not the most erudite.
Take it to Jacob and play, 'Which hue's the bluest?' " Hip-hop has always been driven by an imperative to employ the most vibrant words possible; cocaine rap takes this command to an inventive extreme.
But rising deficits — coupled with long-term budget problems driven mostly by the rising cost of health care — make it imperative to get the most from every dollar that is spent on stimulus.
Impedance matching is imperative to get the most into, and out of, an antenna, and several matching circuits are presented with various examples to use them.
