However pure his intentions, his apology was missing something pretty imperative: An actual apology.
Corporate society has no idea about the silent personal struggle these women go through to put something so imperative to themselves on the back burner.
In a world that is obsessed with fitness, six-pack-abs, cardiovascular diseases and diabetes, there is something more imperative that's been taking a backseat for a while.
When we were approached to use our industry methodology, typically used to discover the success factors of an Experience, to define and evaluate confidence, I jumped at the chance to work on something so imperative to a cause that is fundamental to the future.
They therefore developed various versions of non-cognitivism, which hold that moral judgements are not true or false but express attitudes (emotivism) or issue something like imperatives (prescriptivism).
Ms. Dichter pointed out that going online was now something of an imperative for the elderly.
Psychologically, the longer you have to repay something, the less imperative there is to get on with actually clearing the debt.
This is particularly true because in freshman dormitories it is something of an imperative to present yourself as poised and confident, even if you are in fact bilious, angst-ridden and actively decompensating.
They also serve to highlight something that is imperative to the future vibrancy of our global society: the investment in girls and their leadership development.
One could easily argue that the sex drive, like hunger, or the desire to waste time watching bad Reality TV, is a biological imperative, something that the healthy mind and body naturally craves.
She's desperate to find something, says it's imperative, but when questioned can't be more specific.
