Today, there are two political imperatives for the president.
The new imperatives for a running mate have made the selection process complicated, if not confounding.
Peter Singer in particular talked about the evolutionary imperatives for fairness and for rendering aid.
We also look at GCSEs – maths and English are imperatives for all courses.
There are more truthful, less sexy imperatives for what this package ultimately entails: venerate, validate and commemorate, for starters.
"For many consumer banks, actively lowering customer attrition rates is one of the most important strategic imperatives for the bank as a whole," one survey concluded.
SHORTLY after the general election of 2010, a Liberal Democrat adviser drew the party's MPs a chart of political imperatives for the next five years.
There arise political and moral imperatives for nations to do everything within their power to enable it to continue to function as an independent and impartial judicial body.
Either way, the whole arrives as cherishable proof that it is still possible, amid heightened commercial imperatives, for digimators to push for reflective, affecting art.
What about the biblical imperatives for social justice, the God who lifts up the poor, the Jesus who said, "blessed are the peacemakers"?
As you argue in the book, there are financial imperatives for Twitter and Google and Facebook and the rest to maintain this attitude… Yes.
