"The imperative word for us is smart," Islanders goalie Rick DiPietro said.
The previous day had thundered and showered, but Saturday seemed so set for football that we were quite ready to believe that Alf Ramsey had had a word with the weather — a terse, imperative word.
…My thesis is that if you are a social platform, platform being the imperative word, you are telling developers to build their businesses on top of you.
Once cryptics began to appear, this real-world constraint meshed well with an editorial imperative: fewer words give the solver more of a chance of finding a foothold.
But Mr. Fox's government has so far not found the way, said William F. Schultz, executive director of Amnesty International U.S.A. "It is imperative that words translate into definitive actions that produce immediate and tangible results," Mr. Schultz said.
To separate effects related to processing of sensory features of referent objects from brain correlates of emotion per se, it is imperative to investigate words that relate to emotions at an abstract level.
Mr. Barclay, whose three-word imperative titles "Fear the Worst" and "Never Look Away" recall the harder-working Mr. Coben of "Tell No One," digs a little more deeply into his characters' psyches.
She told BBC Radio Wales: "It's imperative that the word of abuse, mental and physical, should be known all over the country just to make everyone aware of what's happening.
With this two-word imperative, Trump draws voters in, hoping to inspire confidence, create intimacy and form a bond of trust with voters.
"It should be noted, nonetheless, that this isn't the first time we've heard positive sentiments such as these from criminal justice agencies and it is imperative now that encouraging words are translated into real action and cultural change".
