Though inspectors general typically fly under the radar, in theory they are imperative elements of Washington.
The way I see it is that art and sports are imperative elements that shape our lives, culture, and history.
Our data emphasize that the location of CpG administration should be an imperative element in the design of future clinical trials.
He claims that in denying the existence of such prescriptions he is denying that any "categorically imperative element is objectively valid" (1977: 29).
Adjuvants constitute an imperative element of modern vaccines.
Another major element is the imperative of establishing a system of "checks and balances", as the centerpiece of a domestic "balance of power" arrangement between and among the various public institutions of the state that are lodged in the legislative, executive and judicial branches.
In relation to the content of Australian LMIC health coverage, much reporting is simplified – to what might be termed a 'disease, disaster and despair' focus – and the imperative of highlighting some Australian domestic element remains especially important [ 9].
For example, in analysing the English clause in terms of MOOD, the first stage of the analyses shows a distinction between the indicative clause and the imperative clause by the presence of the elements Subject and Finite (i.e. a tense/modality verbal operator) in the indicative and the absence of these elements in the imperative, except in the marked realisation of you as imperative Subject.
Other elements of the installation, like the imperative titles of "live smart," "live green," "live mint," emphasize the imaginary brand's insistence on selling, at great monetary and ethical cost, a healthy lifestyle.
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) sensors are the imperative technology of modern life for environmental monitoring to detect any harmful elements and to prevent lethal exposure.
