"There is now more of an imperative to engage within the continent, to not always be looking northbound".
Pop imagery is everywhere in today's art, and so is the imperative to engage with the multi-voiced, multichannel, democratic abundance of the digital world.
Sources say the lessons they have drawn from Canada are threefold: first, that "showing up" at community events matters; second, that it is imperative to engage heavily with specialist minority media; and third, to mind your language.
He recognizes a war-on-terrorism imperative to engage friendly dictatorships in strategic locations, but he urges the United States somehow not to become accessory to their abuses of human rights and public treasuries.
"Modern means we see it as a religious imperative to engage the modern world, the secular world," said Rabbi Barry Freundel of Kesher Israel, the temple where Mr. Lieberman worships in Washington, "and to take that which is of value in that world and make it part of our world".
It is imperative to engage community resources and more peripheral extensions of health systems as well.
For researchers, the imperative to engage empirically with public perspectives points us not just to different methods, but also to different questions.
As well as an ethical imperative to engage patients in decisions about their own care, PtDAs can support improvements in informed consent.
Clearly, it is imperative to engage clinicians (e.g., dermatologists, general practitioners, nurses, geneticists, genetic counsellors and psychologists) in the health behaviour change process, given that clinician recommendation was the strongest predictor of both CSE and SSE uptake.
Overall, it is important that pandemic plans address local beliefs and values; therefore, it is imperative to engage citizens in pandemic planning as they can provide invaluable insight into local perspectives.
