In addition, if we appear as an obstacle to basic, popular imperatives like the improved protection of children, we will find our appearance is matched by a corresponding collapse of influence.
They are governed by the popular imperatives, not the most erudite.
To incentivise debate, and make it popular, is imperative right now.
Thus, as I hoped to show in my cursory examination of the vampire and zombie or as the more expansive articles in this journal's article collection on Studies in horror and the Gothic (2017 Footnote 1 elucidate in a myriad of thematic areas critical analyses of popular cultural production are imperative for understanding not only ourselves and where we have been, but also where we are going.
Though the May 1979 election put Margaret Thatcher in power, the term Thatcherism, describing both her political radicalism and her imperative to create "popular capitalism", did not come into general use until her second term.
Watching Fiennes, you'd never know that "Coriolanus" is not only a great tragedy but also a moving meditation on the political temperament — and the dangers that await the politician who fails to reconcile the moral need to be true to himself with the practical imperative to be popular.
Speaker after speaker talked of the imperative of building popular support for a better deal that would recognise the costs of the ageing population and the need to relieve pressure on the NHS by supporting people at home rather than in hospital.
Ever popular lighter fluid works, but it is imperative that you let it all burn off before cooking, unless you like the taste of petroleum.
The movie is a noisy, useless piece of junk, reverse-engineered into something resembling popular art in accordance with the reigning imperatives of marketing and brand extension.
In the common nostalgia, King Hussein never lost touch with popular opinion, and he balanced Arab political imperatives with pro-Western instincts.
