The chief promoters of this ideology have projected upon the Internet certain values they imagine to be intrinsic, among them the imperatives to be open and transparent and efficient and digitally "social"; to believe that knowledge is created through data collection and algorithmic analysis; to believe that the minute quantification of existence is the path to self-awareness.
They had got the message: if you wanted to keep your division open, it was imperative to be only upbeat and pass on positive news.
There is, of course, an economic imperative to be online.
It is my belief that if you are an ally for the trans community, it is imperative that you be open and vocal about it.
It will be imperative to retain the outstanding goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, who has made it known he would be open to a move to a Champions League club.
Still, she said, it is imperative that open spaces to be kept open to public throughout the day to benefit students, senior citizens, children and women.
It is imperative that these auctions are open and inclusive, so all Americans who want to take advantage of wireless health progress have the ability to do so.
Remarkably and almost uniquely among poor and rich countries alike, the affirmative action imperative meant that posts at every level were open to competition from outside, leading managers to complain that they could not use discretionary promotion as a way of retaining staff.
"It is imperative that the Catholic church is open and transparent about child abuse allegations, releasing information they hold to civil authorities in the jurisdiction where the alleged crimes were committed," he said.
Policy imperatives and the pressure of rising demand meant respondents were open to trying out Prism, despite underlying uncertainty about what difference it could make.
