The Russian foreign ministry issued a statement in which it said that while "decisions taken at the summit may be useful for the work of anti-corruption forums … they must not be imperative".
Kant argues that moral principles must be categorical imperatives, which is to say that they must be rational requirements to which we are unconditionally subject, regardless of whatever inclinations, interests, goals, or projects we might have.
Art must be its own imperative.
A number of these authors highlight that legality of an evacuation order must be based on imperative military reasons and must be assessed in the light of the knowledge available to the military commander 'at that time'.
To complete these legislative mandates expeditiously must be an immediate imperative for the SEC.
But that data must be accurate, and it is imperative that we make the law fit the facts, and not force the facts to fit the law.
A spokesman for the Human Rights Campaign declined to confirm that view, but he reiterated that "H.B. 2 must be repealed, and it's imperative that every fair-minded individual, including business leaders, continue to speak out and do everything within their power to make sure that happens".
4 Early diagnosis of invasive mucormycosis is imperative, and must be followed by prompt antifungal and surgical therapy.
Assembling the aircraft in your head before opening your tube of glue is imperative, and must be clearly defined and recorded to make the assembly as fun and as easy as possible.
Finally, the paper concludes with the notion that a successful planning and urban theory must be based on imperatives based on culture, climate, religion, tradition and technology.
