"It has become one of our top imperatives now to address dark circles," said Tom Mammone, the executive director of research and development for Clinique.
With the American population aging at an unprecedented rate and speed, it is one of the U.S.'s top imperatives to find ways to keep this large cohort healthy, active and productive.
Mindy Mackenzie is the founder of the leadership and strategy consulting firm, MM Enterprises, Inc. Mackenzie advises CEOs, works with their executive teams and consults with Fortune 500 firms and their executives along with not-for-profit organizations looking to improve their business performance through prioritizing and resourcing against its top growth imperatives.
If there is a top-down capitalist imperative governing the shift to digital exhibition in theaters, there is at the same time a bottom-up tendency driving the emergence of digital filmmaking.
The tribunal's rulings appeared to have been calibrated to steer between two imperatives top F.I.A. officials had to weigh after the Singapore crash scandal broke last month: taking rapid disciplinary action to limit the damage to Formula One's claim to be the pinnacle of international motor sports, yet doing so in a way that stopped short of stripping the sport of another major car manufacturer.
The time has come for our member states, and nations throughout the world, to make this moral imperative a top strategic priority.
The combination of an increased workload and a shorter off-season makes it imperative that their top three starters, Girardi said, receive extra rest in camp as they slide into their routines.
Benitez's appointment in November until the end of the season was prompted by the Champions League winners' group-stage elimination from the same tournament and a top-four Barclays Premier League place is imperative to return to the competition next term.
This is not a trend but more of an imperative and should be top of mind for every company," he says.
A highly robust top-up injection scheme is consequently imperative.
