The reduction of health inequities is an ethical imperative, according to the WHO Commission on Social Determinants of Health (CSDH).
The stories follow a childlike imperative, according to which more is always better, real suffering is inconceivable, and the only important question is: What happens next?
Mr. Plouffe and Mr. Daley share the view that a focus on deficit reduction is an economic and political imperative, according to people who have spoken with them.
On one hand, 90 percent of Ugandans today acknowledge sexual fidelity in a relationship as a health imperative, according to the survey results; on the other hand, roughly 25 percent of married men said they had multiple sexual partners.
Mrs. Clinton and her advisers mulled over ways to combat so-called lone-wolf attacks and online radicalization — without specific direction or enabling from groups like the Islamic State or Al Qaeda — and "how we can best balance the right to privacy with this modern national security imperative," according to the summary.
Investing in African farmers is a moral necessity but also an economic imperative, according to the head of the Alliance for the Green Revolution in Africa (Agra), who fears that recent progress in the continent's agriculture sector could be eroded without further investment.
However, Google, Facebook and other leading tech companies now argue the move is "imperative", according to details of the letter released by Reuters.
Green points to Kant's Categorical Imperative, according to which the prohibition is against treating a person merely as means, and not at the same time as an end.
That makes the sale of some of its vast real estate holdings in Hawaii and the U.S. mainland a near imperative, according to regulatory filings and analysts.
Perceiving the childfree people as less fulfilled acts as a way of "punishing" them for violating what's often considered to be both a social norm and a moral imperative, according to study author Dr. Leslie Ashburn-NarDr. Leslie
