"The Entrepreneurial Imperative: Moving from Incremental to Radical Academic Library Development, Louisiana State Universityy, Baton Rouge, 28 October 1999.
But the Catholic reconciliation of oppositions between reason and faith, between change and tradition, between freedom of conscience and magisterial imperative, moved inexorably forward, driven mainly by the common sense and moral independence of the Catholic people.
It took a lot of energy to create spiral flows of water; thus a larva with just three imperatives – feed, move and grow – had to have a reason to expend such effort.
But if selecting Mr. Pence would seem to be a concession to standard political imperatives, the move is also a gamble for Mr. Trump, who has typically valued his allies for their deep loyalty and public feistiness, rather than for the workmanlike political abilities that Mr. Pence embodies.
And as a result, we continue to have a biological imperative" to move.
Now commercial imperatives have moved the club to share that space with the Qatar Foundation, headed by the wife of the emir.
Like nothing else on pop radio, Haley's call to his girl is experienced collectively, a generation's imperative to move.
These groups were a feature of contemporary urban society, with its imperative to move people efficiently from one place to another.
It is therefore imperative to move towards performance-based engineering not only to quantify structural reliability for given performance objectives but also to ensure more economic and safe design.
