The sustainability of journalism is important to Americans, and thus there is a public imperative to ensure, and monetise, the survival of professional news organisations in some form.
The commercial institutions could be given an unprecedented boost, which would be harnessed to the public service imperative.
The Zimbabwean expatriate community here is deeply concerned about what happens next, with many of them expressing concern that, with the World Cup over and the public relations imperative no longer a factor, they will be subject to recriminations from South Africans who resent their presence and perceive them as an economic threat.
The project has amply demonstrated that awareness creation amongst all key stakeholder groups, including local government officials, NGOs and the public, is imperative for effective and sustainable SWM services, and that there is a wide range of methods used to raise awareness.
At the event, he touted his achievements on immigration, vowed to push for reform in Congress within the first 100 days of his presidency and pledged that "deportations should be limited to the public safety imperative".
Irrespective of financial loss or gain, the public health imperative of not mis-leading patients or their carers into reliance on an inappropriate three-day course of anti-malarial medication, ineffective for their illness, is clear.
In this case, the public health imperative was to assume the worst case scenario of a previously unencountered human infection.
In the end, of course, the public health imperative would be to remove exposures to the stresses of war and violence [ 57].
Recognizing the public health imperative to reduce the spread of flu and decrease potential complications, global strategies must be implemented to increase vaccination rates.
Given the public health imperative to increase annual prevalence of influenza vaccination [ 21], understanding this educational gap can improve specificity in counseling by physicians and boost vaccination rates.
