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To be free, in the sense of autonomous, requires that I act not out of a hypothetical imperative but out of a categorical imperative.

Debugging declarative grammars is often more difficult than incrementally adjusting imperative code.

Its syntax appears to be that of a succession of three imperative clauses: one pointless, one mysterious, and one scarcely even coherent.

It seems like the drab world of C-like, imperative, curly braces languages might be spiced up by a variety of paradigms.

The president says health care reform is no longer just a moral imperative, it'sitis an economic imperative.

The president says health care reform is no longer just a moral imperative, it is an economic imperative.

This reality makes it a moral imperative that states with funding systems continue to fund the work that the NIH is not able to support.

He prefers a hybrid approach where there are "islands of purity" in an otherwise imperative language with a clear delineation between them.

When adopting SOA, it is imperative to adhere to open standards instead of trying to bypass them or create homegrown solutions.

When trying to meet someone new, it is imperative that you let go of your preconceived notions about who the perfect partner is.

There is no doubt that its symbolic meaning that it is imperative to prevent them from indulging in CG ought to be taken seriously.

In such a weather of sleet, people would rather stay indoors for a whole day than going out if there was nothing urgent and imperative.

And I maintain that the kind of formal moral obligation described in Kant's categorical imperative does not actually exist.

And knowing that it would not last forever has made it so much more imperative to get the most out of every day.

It's up to us to use our platform to be a good citizen. Because not only is it a nice thing to do, it's a business imperative.

It seemed to me that trying to make that imperative minilanguage more like English might make it easier to use.

Therefore, the establishment of a sound performance appraisal system and performance culture, seems to be imperative.

You use the imperative to ask or tell someone to do something, or to give advice, warnings, or instructions on how to do something.

It will be imperative that you begin looking for your raise or new job or to develop new business during the first week of February.

And on top of that smaller families combine with greater wealth to reinforce the imperative to produce a son.

To those of you in sales or client management, it is imperative for you to grasp the power of this principle.

Acknowledging that some algorithms cannot be naturally expressed in LINQ, there will also be a set of imperative data parallel APIs.

It is imperative that you read all of the cases and come to class with a series of comments that you think will be interesting to the class.

If Justice Ginsburg were to leave the court, the political imperative to choose a woman would only increase.

Since the money was relatively small, it was imperative to create interest in co-financing and find ways to cheaply create content.

Replicating similar studies in other tourist destinations would be imperative for increasing the generalizability of these findings.

To look to Europe has been seen as a historical imperative or even a technical question of adaptation.

Therefore, it is imperative that this EAR file contains all files needed for your application.

The imperative sentence is adjustable to leave body behavior, but person's eyes then like to follow the object of ambulation.

It is imperative to understand how the brain's basic molecular processes function to generate corresponding insights in cognitive disorders.

The U. S. trade representative says the global economic crisis has made it imperative to move ahead with a new trade deal.

Okay. It's imperative that I bathe. Can you just get out? You know what? Fine. Just forget it.

Ghosn sat down with Fast Company to talk about the Leaf, the imperative to embrace change, and the hope of emerging markets.

As hard as this may initially seem, it is imperative for you to relax and trust one another.

The hadith , as referred to by many scholars, was a descriptive rather than an imperative.

As the automobile exhaust is one of the biggest pollutant source, improving the quality of gasoline is imperative under this situation.

It was imperative to try to tell the story as best as I thought it should be told .

It is imperative now, when someone comes to look at the apartment, to run upstairs and ask the pianist to lay off for a while.

Speaking yesterday, the president-in-waiting said it was "imperative" that wasteful spending be cut and that the federal budget reformed.

"We cannot make higher education a luxury. It is an economic imperative. Every American family should be able to afford it, " Obama added.

The question of epistemology is the subject of An Essay Concerning Human Understanding and it is one of the imperative tasks at that time.

To push forward modernization in such a populous country with such a vast landmass, it is imperative to have strong core of leadership.

Therefore, in the company's strategic framework, original business strategy to make an adjustment was becoming increasingly imperative.

Therefore, protection and restoration project of ancient path landscape resource is imperative, imminent and of great significance.

Under such a heavy business society, it is imperative that new government must create more employment opportunities.

To any law enforcement agency, a sound legal framework is imperative to the effective discharge of its duties.

when nations are able to inflict tens of millions of casualties in a matter of hours , peace has become a moral imperative.

The company's senior executives were mortified by the results; they knew major changes in strategy and operations were imperative.

It was imperative that every team member knew it, because without its knowledge, what we were about to attempt would be impossible.

As such, it is imperative that you provide Blizzard Entertainment with accurate, up to date information.

With inflation remaining low, there was no imperative for central banks to act.

However, the rate of energy consumption rate is faster than that of economic growth, it is imperative to save energy and reduce consumption.

He said immigration reform is an economic imperative.

A good deal of the energy of being alive becomes devoted to this imperative to conform physically.

This issue is graver in parts of Africa and Asia, where job creation is imperative to lift millions out of crushing poverty.

They had to be dealt with, as the hot and humid climate made it an imperative to prevent the outbreak of an epidemic.

Users of imperative languages rely on assignments more than any other programming technique.

From an American point of view, there is, of course, a military-strategic imperative as well for Taiwan's continued de facto independence.

It was imperative that the president get a message to the leader of the insurgents.

From this point of view, it is imperative to propose "native music education" and to set up local music courses.

As a result of each mashup's potential for offspring, the need to address security throughout the entire process becomes imperative.

It was agreed that the reporters and the right to inviolability of personal safety, property management imperative norms.

You have to be as intentional and determined about diversity as any other business imperative.

For 50 years, the European project has been driven by an internal imperative: to break down barriers and consolidate peace.

Furthermore, the Secretariat was conditioned by an imperative of cost effectiveness.

A declarative programming style is almost always a more direct way of stating constraints than is an imperative or procedural one.

Developing a strong understanding of yourself is imperative to managing your career change, but avoid analysis paralysis.

And it's not for my own selfish sake that I don't want the prostate cancer to return and try to fulfill its biological imperative.

The White House must placate investors nervous about deficit spending with the political imperative of getting the jobless rate down.

From a phenomenological perspective, "noli me tangere" as a religious imperative can contribute to a theoretical depth.

Indeed, a moral imperative to end human suffering probably lies at the heart of all efforts to fight disease in the developing world.

As China began to drilling in deep and ultra l-deep ocean area, research of pipe transferring system is imperative.

A different tack is to define a state machine as any imperative programming language in which the nodes are also the source lines.

It was imperative in his mind that he should be sure he had the power to move her.

But the same democratic imperative also demands that teachers responsibly restrict what they say, just as other professionals do.

Problems that are difficult in imperative computer languages can be very simple in a declarative language such as SQL and vice versa.

In a private company, the imperative was to cut costs a little faster than your competitors.

And now. The crisis has passed, and with it the imperative to co-operate and co-ordinate.

He admits the "imperative of rapid globalisation has forced me to conduct my responsibilities far differently than my predecessors" .

Therefore, perfect implementation and testing is imperative for the moment of truth.

"It's imperative for this country to either move forward; that it can't stand still or otherwise it moves backward, " he said.

Chapter VI briefly sums up the means by which the force of an imperative can be enhanced or diminished.

China political reform is at the attacking a fortified position stage, the deep level, the constitutive reform is imperative.

It is imperative that librarians attempt to impose some order upon the chaos, and fill in the holes that academia leaves behind.

Therefore, it is imperative to take proper measures to stop such a phenomenon.

All the main root causes of these diseases lie outside the purview of ministries of health. Multisectoral actions are imperative.

Rural Credit Cooperative fight with on banking reforming tiding innovation of inside controlling mechanism to be already imperative.

Against this background, the long-range wireless vehicle monitoring system for promotion is imperative.

And I simply remind you here of the link I made, between the ideology of Sade and the imperative of Kant.

You will most likely be sedated during the procedure and an arrangement to have someone drive you home afterward is imperative.

To obtain this experience, taking on an active role during activities throughout the RUP lifecycle is imperative.

A transfusion was imperative, and a donor with a matching blood type was required.

It is imperative to be able to coordinate your position in unknown territory.

The mediaeval times were the crucial period to imperative sentence to develop to its maturity and stereotypes.

It should be imperative for officials to give an accurate account of what is happening.

The political imperative for governments to try to make a return on their investments complicates matters further.

For example, integrating database-access methods into imperative languages is often a chore.

Then came the charge of poisoning my uncle to get his property, with an imperative demand that the grave should be opened.

As with all sexual acts, especially those involving oral stimulation, it's imperative to be clean and well groomed down below.

To be sure, that generation of Americans that seceded from British rule in the late-18th century took the imperative of liberty as a given.

Avoiding a repetition of those serial catastrophes defines the overarching strategic imperative of our age.

It is imperative that we do not succumb to the overwhelming sense of impotence that is engendered by such acts of cruelty.

If you are in a relationship, it's imperative that you find time for your significant other.

It's imperative that we beat Bolton, Burnley, West Ham and Hull just to ease that pressure a bit before facing Chelsea.

This design is great for using with a panoramic head because, when shooting panoramas, it's imperative that the horizon is level.

It is imperative that those changes do not compromise the integrity of the persistent datastore.

An imperative check is useful when many methods or other assemblies in the application domain must make role-based determinations.

In this transformation scenario, it's imperative that you consider careful implementation design for the SOA IT infrastructure.

Younger green politicians may be nationalistic, but they seem more pragmatic and understand the imperative of American support.

Tell people, please people, order, and followed to do sth. . . If the negative imperative, not to do behind the line.

The imperative sentence is one of the basic? syntactic system in Chinese language.

Cadastre management has had an important function in land management and realizing a complete coverage of cadastre management is imperative.

Transparency is an imperative for all involved parties, and will be a significant means for creating credible emission reductions.

Kant gives three versions, three formulations, of the categorical imperative. I want to mention two and then see what you think of them.

For Kant the Christian could have faith in God, and this faith would be consonant with reason and the categorical imperative.

In transition from a surviving to a developing type, China is experiencing an increasing imperative in public service equalization.

Mr Hocher said it was now imperative for brokerage houses, even smaller ones, to be global.

Therefore, it is imperative that you address security in all components and processes used in a mashup.

"You align the economic signals with the imperative that we have to save the planet and ourselves, " says Krupp.

However, network security is a science of highly practical, the establishment of a high level network security laboratory is imperative.

It is not imperative to go to a gym, pool or other special sports facility to be physically active.

Much of the "reform" imperative pursued by Australia governments has shifted the cost burden from the public to private purses.

The bishop thought it his imperative duty to become personally acquainted with the most conspicuous of his diocesan clergy.

This ensures flexible reaction. Permanent perception of the light intensity and quality is imperative for this process.

Strategy is imperative for differentiation, but a vibrant culture delivers the strategic advantage.

It argued that the need to protect civilians was an overwhelming moral imperative.

The establishment of China-ASEAN FTA has made it all the more imperative to strengthen China-ASEAN financial cooperation.

But they conclude that it is "imperative to continue to evaluate the predictive accuracy of this test in additional validation studies. "

Handle official business besides systematically intellectualized to be also to be imperative.

Restoring credibility with suppliers who have been left out of pocket is another imperative.

Dumping can exert a great influence upon a country's economy. Thus, it is imperative to enact and implement anti-dumping measures.

For the free software movement, free software is an ethical imperative, because only free software respects the users' freedom.

Therefore it is imperative to see only the best in all things.

It is imperative that your department isfree of any discrimination or harassment of the disabled.

In essence, this categorical imperative is an expression of the oft-heard moral remonstration: 'what if everybody did that?

After Anarchy, "liberty" was a concept as worthy of academic dignity as the categorical imperative.

Additionally, it is imperative that you be aware of your reactions to the wide variety of stresses associated with survival.

For large number of family members living together in close proximity, it is of course imperative to maintain harmony.

It is imperative for you to discover your identity in these next few years.

But deficit-reduction was going to be an imperative whatever the political colours of the new government.

come off it Slang To stop acting or speaking foolishly or pretentiously. Often used in the imperative.

Personally, I would welcome such a policy imperative with wide-open arms.

Removal of the intra-articular loose fragments and surgical stabilization of an unstable hip joint are imperative.

The other imperative is to make sure that the bits of the shadow system that act just like banks are regulated accordingly.

From a PILOT perspective, it is imperative that we have the packaging look and feel like the show.

High frequency ultrasound is imperative in diagnosis of this affection, and is also conductive to observing t. . .

Granny made it imperative , however, that I attend certain all- night ritualistic prayer meetings .

It is not an option, it is an imperative, because where do we find employment for tens of millions of our young men and women.

CONCLUSION Strengthening and promoting the "standard precautions" in hospital infection branch are imperative, scientific and effective.

As a result, it's imperative to have an experienced attorney negotiate a term sheet with you.

Conclusion Health education is imperative. It may help to avoid aimless medical treatment in neurosurgical patients.

Mr Cameron's desire to shrink the state belongs to more than the immediate imperative to slash a huge fiscal deficit.

Ground parking lots will be on the increase as the number of automobiles rising, so it is imperative for permeable pavement to be used.

To be sure, the post-crisis imperative for banks and households to reduce their debt meant a V-shaped rebound was never on the cards.

3 multi-purpose imperative. Advertising language has a strong appeal, usually have mass, colloquial tendency.

So it's absolutely imperative that you recalculate it as the other costs of doing business change.

My view is that tax reduction is imperative, but a duty to raise the threshold but do not have to look too high.

Therefore, it is imperative to set up the relief mechanism of proceedings to protect the villager's voting right.

The Call Tree view gives a hierarchical view of how the templates were applied much like a call stack in imperative code.

It is imperative that Japan release the crew and the boat immediately so as to avoid further escalation.

The eradication of polio is about equity in health and the moral imperative of reaching every child with an available health intervention.

Sometimes the message is in the imperative form of the verb.

Therefore, soil and water conservation measures on water resources and water environment impact study have been imperative.

In the last place, the impact of force of Imperative Sentence on our language communication is explored from the outside factors.

Senate is the last primitive society in the world. We still worship the elders of the tribe and honor the territorial imperative.

Conclusion Water pollution treatment, pollutant emission control and protection of ecological environment are imperative.

Cultivating applied English talents and constructing a talent - cultivation mode are imperative for engineering colleges and universities.

The political imperative of gaining office and then holding it cuts across the complete spectrum of political system.

Excision and histopathological diagnosis continue to be imperative in some cases of recurrent naevi with atypical clinical features.

In fact, all imperatives presume that the subject of the imperative is already constituted, and in specific circumstances.

It's imperative to understand the target audience and the primary goal for every client.

For the activities just described to take place, strong methodological guidance is an imperative.

The woman was very good at commending: her orders were all couched in soft-toned imperative sentences.

This leads Hertsgaard to what he calls the new "double imperative" of the climate fight.

Don't feel as though you must choose between your lover and your friends. There is an imperative to give equal weight to both.

Reducing global poverty while promoting environmental sustainability is the moral imperative of our age.

In this highly competitive environment, the commercial banks to improve business performance, competitiveness imperative.

WHO Director General Dr Margaret Chan said preventing and managing drug-resistant TB was a global health imperative.

And, of course, there's also the tricky imperative to avoid sowing needless panic.

Along with the architecture industry reform gradually thorough, carrying out "resilience detailed list valuation" already imperative.

After reading the artical "I Wish" in the Outlook Magazine, I feel imperative to know more about people's wishes.

Within this context, it is imperative for a group enterprise to establish guiding principles to manage its financing behaviors.

s imperative that we hold the policy of opening-up to outside.

To make our nation strong and prosperous, for the well-being of our offspring, it is imperative to protect the non-renewable resources.

Our product will distinguish itself through design so this freelancer and ease of use so will be an imperative part of the team.

This is the heart of the moral and ethical imperative to work together for health, to make life better for the people worst off.

In the manufacturing and assembly world, tightening, controlling, or measuring torque fasteners is imperative for production efficiency.

"The identification of new classes of antidiabetic agents is a clinical imperative, " the researchers concluded.

Right now, getting her out of this hellhole was most imperative.

What does Kant mean by a maxim? What is the difference between a categorical and a hypothetical imperative?

In the modern period much exegesis in critical tradition, the co-existence of indicative and imperative is antimony or contradiction.

Demands for accurate, timely, confidential, and secure data make an integrated automated system for information management imperative.

An early establishment of this kind of consensus is not just an abstract imperative.

All my old ad hoc parsers were imperative in flavor: read some characters, make some decisions, accumulate some variables, rinse, repeat.

Modern Chinese, the adverb "qian wan" is mainly used in neg-imperative sentences to strengthen the imperative mood.

Growth is imperative, whether the DPJ acknowledges it or not.

It is imperative to collect and analyze information of the competitors' product, price and sales policies throughout the market.

You'll also notice another feature of these examples of the imperative is that there is no subject.

Listening and understanding questions, respecting the team, offering guidance and support is imperative to become a good PM.

It was concluded that it is imperative to set up standard on evaluation of sludge compost maturity.

Some experts now believe that greater equality must become the new economic and political imperative for a stable and more secure world.

In virtue of modern information technology and management theory, establish the cash registration management info system is imperative.

It is imperative and imminent for the northeast old industrial base as the eldest son of the public.

Until relatively recently programming languages have fit neatly into either "imperative" or "functional" categories.

"With such a high cost, it is imperative that businesses get to grips with this issue, " said Madan Sheina, an Ovum analyst.

One critical difference between imperative and declarative programming methodologies is the notion of completeness.

Therefore, establishing a flexible, extensive, secure and reliable wireless coal mine safety monitoring system is imperative.

This makes it imperative to have Web-enabled ways of delivering international content to customers.

Now that the country's reserves decline and increasing pollution are implemented accounting imperative of social responsibility .

It is imperative that you advise us, before shipment, of any divergence found in order to amend our import license.

In talking with some friends in the business, it is imperative to be quick on your feet to get the good deals.

Big Stick Policy - Policy named by Pres. Theodore Roosevelt to describe the assertion of U. S. dominance as a moral imperative.

This public disapproval has traditionally been viewed by boards and shareholders as secondary to the imperative of rewarding executives.

This example clearly demonstrates that the one-to-one mapping between a JSF request URL and view template is not imperative.

We accept that we need time to achieve economic restructuring, but solving the fiscal deficit problem is an immediate imperative.

Grinding is an extensively used method for tool fluting. A general-purpose NC software for its machining is imperative.

Therefore, strengthening the modern education technology application is imperative.

Political legitimacy is the outcome of political identity, while information communication is the imperative condition.

Officials from the Ministry of Labor and Social Security said it was imperative to end the prevalence of zero-employment families.

In a market economy, however, there is no imperative regarding which goods are good to consume and which are not.

To stop an inappropriate behavior, abandon a position or an attitude, be obliging. Used chiefly in the imperative.

Before you begin any schema project, it's imperative to align your design choices with your goals.

First, it is imperative that laws and regulations be enacted and executed to stop the production and transmission of Internet rumors.

But if the Rio chairman is determined to present to shareholders a deal that will win approval, concessions are imperative.

Wenzhou business card printing this year and membership card making business as a whole it is imperative to shuffle the cards.

The Representative stated that Chile's third proposal was also imperative to economic growth and development in the south.

We sincerely regret our little mistake; but political necessities, though occasionally erroneous, are still imperative.

The model of "lag-alteration" in novels of the liberation area was brightly incarnated imperative effect of revolutionary ideology.

Under such an environment, it is almost imperative that there is international cooperation at the grass roots level.

A passion for the hospitality industry with good food and wine knowledge, especially of Australian produce and brands, is imperative.

Prompt recognition and treatment of cardiac tamponade are imperative if a disastrous outcome is to be prevented.

It is imperative that software teams have some sort of redundancy built in.

It is imperative that the government lay down a strict law on which all the citizens act to protect the environment.

It is imperative that the construction of ecommerce laboratory as an important practice base for major of e-commerce.

When most programmers think about programming, they imagine imperative styles and techniques for writing applications.

So it is imperative that an architecture is adequately documented, as discussed in the next section.

It is imperative that laws and regulations should be worked out to reverse this trend.

Changing tradition teaching methods and cultivating high-quality applied talents to meet the need of society is imperative.

Among the new round of education reform, it is imperative to establish the ethnic curriculum schema.

In building socialism it is imperative to rely on the workers, peasants and intellectuals and unite with all the forces that can be united.

Therefore, it is imperative for China to establish strong publishing, newspaper, broadcasting, television, and distribution groups.

So, the automation , standardization of realizing exchanged account management are imperative.

E. g. The ecological problems are being aggravated. Hence, it is imperative that we take measures to curb the pollution of the environment.

Antonis Samaras, leader of New Democracy, the conservative opposition party, said that elections are "a national imperative" .

Vocational education is imperative to move unproductive farm workers to productive industrial workers.

It is imperative that this mission not fail.

The ability to connect to standard and non-standard back-end systems through specific technology adapters becomes an imperative requirement.

While securing assets within a tenant's boundary is imperative, asset-centric collaboration between tenants is also desirable.

They may have to deploy or displace under fire or on short notice, so it is imperative that the crew be familiar with the process.

Integration of Theory and Practice of teaching, higher vocational education curriculum reform imperative.