Action on the deficit, economy, energy, health care and much more is imperative, yet our legislative institutions fail to act.
As such, breast cancer control has become a global imperative, yet global inequities persist [ 2, 3].
Ironically in Latin, hailing from an Ancient Roman culture of slavery, brutality and oppression, the negative form of the imperative adds in the words noli (singular) or nolite (plural) before the imperative form, yet these literally mean "do not want to" do something, which seems uncharacteristically polite for a command.
No such imperative is yet felt in this country, however.
For many businesses in the West, the idea of setting up operations in China can seem imperative and yet impossible.
Yet imperatives of both city planners and curators have been inclining towards urban convenience, and towards similar neighbours in easily accessible locations, which might well be convenient industrial brownfields or refurbished buildings, high streets, historic lakefronts, or active downtowns.
We examine why public policy imperatives have not yet pulled environmental accounting into the mainstream and explain how accounting can help reshape government decision-making.
(Just me?) And yet imperatives like this one — "You can admit that you haven't figured it all out yet.
What at first seemed inconsequential grows trenchant, imperative, anguished, and yet never cruel.
Aligning enterprise analytics to business capability maturity is a difficult yet, imperative process.
