FFA chief executive David Gallop said although he felt sorry for the Glory's fans and players, it was imperative for the league to uphold its standards.
Russia's takeover of Crimea meant it was imperative for the UK to protect its defence budget, he said, even if that meant other departments suffered.
Reince Priebus, who was re-elected on Friday to a second term as chairman of the Republican National Committee, said it was imperative for the party to expand its appeal to a wider cross-section of voters.
Saying it was imperative for the nation to tackle its deficit, Mr. Obama reiterated his support for $78 billion in cuts to the Pentagon's budget over five years, in addition to the five-year partial freeze on domestic spending.
In his American Legion speech, he said it was imperative for the country to take care of its Sept. 11 veterans and all of its veterans "as well as you've taken care of us".
Mrs. Clinton said it was imperative for Congress to act this year.
With panic in full spate, it was imperative for him to be seen keeping calm and carrying on.
With the standoff continuing, Mr. Ouattara announced that it was "imperative" for the electoral commission to proclaim a winner.
Rouson said one tenet of early sobriety was to avoid making life-changing decisions, so it was imperative for Strawberry to maintain his family's current residence.
Study author Greg Muttitt said it was imperative for governments to focus on shutting down new mines and fields before a sod was turned.
The World Health Organization director general, Margaret Chan, said on Wednesday that it was imperative for consumers and medical providers to rely less on antibiotics for disease treatment.
