He explained that we are, in some respects, the victims of a structural imperative reaching back to the waning days of the Second World War.
MFIs realise local organisations for disabled people enjoy the confidence of many disabled people, and regular interactions with them will be imperative to reach more disabled clients.
With the unemployment rate estimated to be four times greater for those without a college education, earning a degree is an imperative for reaching the American dream.
According to Peter Brantley, director of technology for the California Digital Library, "We have a moral imperative to reach out to our library shelves, grab the material that is orphaned and set it on top of scanners".
The imperative to reach Latinos may put pressure on Congressional Republicans to compromise with Mr. Obama on a bill that provides illegal immigrants, or at least those who arrived in the United States as children, with a path to legal status.
For the party is engaged in something close to civil war between those who believe they can win by appealing largely to angry, white older voters, who are frustrated by loss of power and the pace of change, and those appreciating the imperative to reach out to younger people, single women and ethnic minorities.
In order for this to happen, it is imperative to reach a wide audience.
Kant assumed that in principle each mature, reflective individual, guided by the Categorical Imperative, could reach the same conclusions about what duty requires.
It is not immune to the compulsion and communication imperative to reach and woo the public, both at home and abroad, for its vested interests.
Among the key locations imperative to reach Vitebsk was the small town of Gorodok, which served as a communications hub that the Germans had heavily fortified.
