"There's an imperative to work together," Mr. Axelrod said.
It's also imperative to work with decision makers and planners.
We have a unique opportunity and a moral imperative to work together to drive real change and build an inclusive digital society open to all.
"We have a moral imperative to work to overturn this arbitrary and mean-spirited policy," said Representative Charles B. Rangel, the New York Democrat who is chairman of the Ways and Means Committee.
"Confucian countries are now the most Protestant countries on earth, in terms of a moral imperative to work hard, save money, to do well," Mr. Inglehart said.
This was a religious imperative to work hard, spend little and find a calling in order to achieve spiritual assurance that one is among the saved.
With the Senate evenly split and the House narrowly divided, it was imperative to work with Democrats, who had been unwilling to bend on education issues for years.
It means that, interestingly, the Scottish referendum creates a real imperative to work more closely with, and draw strength from, its common interests with English cities.
His win here, instead of becoming a springboard, acted as a fun-house mirror, distorting his talent so that he failed to see the imperative to work hard to improve.
With Beattie, who played in the Premier League for Blackburn, Southampton, Everton, Stoke and Blackpool, there is no financial imperative to work, but it is a measure of how much he wants to prove himself in management that he took a job 280 miles from the family home in Dorset, where he returns once a week to see his wife, Sarah, and their three children.
