We think with proper delight of lark song, accepting cultural imperatives rather than judging for ourselves.
She talks about being "dependent on a system that doesn't act on our interests", and the misplaced imperatives forced on Wales by the economically dominant English south-east.
"When I saw the thing pieced together, I thought, 'Well, I'm in a different film.' " He pitched his portrayal of Daffy to the character in the book, he says, not the eventual celluloid version, skewed by big-budget demands and studio imperatives.
A cultural powerhouse with commercial imperatives, it is both image- and audience-conscious, and (in a list that reads like the ballet walk of fame) attracts the biggest stars in the business.
In law, football is exhausted from battling the European Commission, which treats the game like any other industry and subjects it to fierce free- market imperatives often to the detriment of a more collective approach.
For years now, they have been produced by manufacturers whose only imperatives were cost, and satisfying a growing pile of regulations.
But by 1963, economic imperatives had forced him to change his tune.
Both sides are operating under the same imperatives: neither wants to concede an election which is almost within their grasp.
Some economists worry that they fail to reflect reality, others that they slavishly reflect political imperatives.
The moral drama (with a hardboiled voice-over) comes across as somewhat heavy-handed, as the law-abiding impulses of a good cop are weighed against the imperatives of a brutal job.What's more, the conclusion is scary: the audience, far removed from the desperation of Rio's slums, rudely cheered the brutal enforcers, time and again.
Put differently, if one takes free movement of capital as given, then one can either prioritise exchange-rate stability or domestic imperatives.
