Whatever the medium, it is imperative that we install health policy as an integral part of the national medical curricula, lest we continue to churn out a generation of students who are ill-equipped to make sense of the challenges and changes to come.
Whatever the truth, though, there is a wider political imperative at work.
Whatever the film and whichever direction their tastes leaned, Margaret and David's imperative was always to encourage people to go to the cinema and make up their own minds.
Whatever the case for the individual understanding the hormonal cycle is imperative for maximizing our physical and mental health, and the younger the woman is when she is enlightened, the better off she will be.
A decrease in the water content of the cells invariably results (whatever the amount of water present in the body as a whole) in the imperative scratch of thirst.
The cold war led directly to the innovations behind modern computing and personal technology, and the internet, of course.But the fact that the military contributed directly to a discovery does not mean that whatever military imperative led to the contribution can claim to have boosted economic growth on net.
Whatever the technical arguments, Lake Barrett, acting director of the Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management pointed out a legal imperative.
Stories of the contemporary bohemian life of Australia's cities are worth recounting and revisiting, whatever the anniversary, because they prove that despite the forces of conservatism and commercial imperative, there's still life in our streets, galleries and bars.
And that imperative dictates the next generation is always a little creeped out by whatever the previous generation is doing, wearing, dancing to, or joking about with the woman behind the bakery counter.
Whatever the candidates' differences, the recent unprecedented interventions in the marketplace by Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. and by a Fed led by a former Bush economic adviser, Ben S. Bernanke, suggest that the imperative to act transcends party lines.
