In the 20th century, as normal schools were brought under the umbrella of the modern university, other imperatives took over.
For people of faith this imperative comes over with particular potency.
Unlike the French school that I actually attended, this one, when it came to verbs, would likely start with the imperative: "Bend over," "Take it" — that kind of thing.
They are involving the child in their placement choice and not prioritising a short-term financial imperative over a choice that will potentially affect a child's future.
Dessay, who initially trained as a stage actress, says that theatre directors who step into opera sometimes have an inadequate understanding of the music's imperative over the unfolding of the action.
Carrying that imperative over into a game like Gears is a harder project, to say the least, because it's a game about pushing forward and shooting as many living things as possible.
6.28pm GMT 7th over: England 34-3 (Hales 15, Buttler 4) This is scratchy, scrappy stuff from England, who can't afford to lose any more wickets, but need to score runs fast, and at the moment are very much prioritising the first imperative over the second.
In my own view, we should make sure that we place what we're about over what we fear when making those decisions -- because in emphasizing the moral imperative over the fear factor, we will more readily see that there are better options to pursue our interests than martial means, which of course should always be the last resort.
But even its supporters have acknowledged that its benefits, like those of many preventative interventions, are often hard to quantify; and that there is a risk that these elements of good practice have been lost in the political imperative to over-claim for what Crossley called, with withering sarcasm: The perfect social policy.
37 40 In addition, willingness alone may not lead to the best care situation; health professionals in this study flagged the risks to the recipient of care driven by a financial imperative or over-embrace.
