Rather than simply privileging technological imperatives, instruction should integrate technical proficiencies with rhetorical analysis, medium-specific concerns, and consideration of larger cultural contexts.
Vendors should assure system integrity, employ defensive system design philosophies, host virus checkers where appropriate, respect the need for a proper configuration when offering virus checkers, offer security-relevant updates and technical assistance, respect regulatory and technological imperatives and restrictions.
The review demonstrates that although behavioural/organisational studies focus on technical economic imperatives associated with the design and use of accounting and control systems in health care organisations these cannot be disentangled or decoupled from the historical, institutional and socio-political contexts of health care accounting.
In ethics, natural law is implicitly dismissed in the critique of technical and prudential imperatives, and in political philosophy it appears similarly wanting in the face of pure Right.
Rather, investments to equip them with technical skills are imperative.
Crucially, this commitment was supported by the international community with a strong political imperative, technical assistance, and substantial funding [ 1].
We realize that there might be significant barriers to recruitment into such a study given the powerful technical and moral imperative to treat 5, as well as the risk of being accused of advocating death panels or of being ageist.
Having studied aeronautical engineering at Harvard, Mailer had the knack – it's something he shares with Len Deighton – of conveying complex technical specifications and design imperatives with an ease that enables ignorant readers to feel capable of a level of understanding to which they had not hitherto been privy.
The routing of wagons /freight cars either individually or in blocks is subject to a mass of technical, operational and commercial imperatives so a generalised model (Blocking Problem) aimed primarily to reduce costs could readily lose touch with the reality of sustaining a routinely commercially competitive portfolio of service offers.
Moreover, this is not in the Internal Revenue Code 'but for purposes of collection.' And so why is this a tax?" This issue is technical, and it is imperative that the justices interpret the anti-injunction law so that the ruling in this case is consistent with what makes sense in conventional tax cases.
