the 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.

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

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

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

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

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" .

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The imperative (and especially) object-oriented programming style uses structure and messaging as building blocks.

This paper analyzed the imperative issue of environmental protection of water and treasuring water resources.

The client configuration file contains the imperative information for this Kerberos setup.

Strategic alignment focuses on the imperative to align the business vision, goals and needs with the IT efforts.

However, H. L. A. Hart claimed that the imperative theory was a failure of theory.

It is important that both sides maintain a restrained attitude, keeping in mind the imperative need for a long-term relationship.

And if we exclude this bias, the imperative theory can still produce the concept of duty.

We recognize the imperative need for this development. Yet we must not fail to comprehend its grave implications.

For the imperative problem, this thesis focuses on the research of mixed-signal simulation methods.

fuck off Used in the imperative as a signal of angry dismissal.

Mounting financial problems and the imperative to cut deficits are sure to limit what Europeans can do militarily beyond their continent.

come on To hurry up; move rapidly. Often used in the imperative.

Therefore, safety management of vehicle is the imperative measure of downhole company.

But this does not change the imperative of decarbonisation.

No longer. "Be less like Goldman Sachs" is the imperative today.

For an imperilled world economy, the imperative is to find a route through the minefield.

Used in the imperative to express anger or impatience.

To halt an intended action. Often used in the imperative.

We recognize the imperative need for this development.

He sees the imperative for the government to think in new and big ways about the energy problem.

So is the imperative to ensure that research results are implemented.

The first part is to define the legal acts that violate the imperative law.

However, it is better to change the imperative demand to its declarative equivalent.

It's what we call the imperative and it's very simple to make, it's just the infinitive of the verb without to.

First, there's the moral imperative, the imperative of saving lives.

leave immediately; used usually in the imperative form.

This is the client configuration file that contains the imperative information for this Kerberos setup.

The superego is the imperative of jouissance - Enjoy!

Hence the imperative necessity of self-control.

listen; used mostly in the imperative.

it only exists in the imperative sentence.

The imperative for change is simple.

Secondly, this paper dealt with Hart's point of view that the imperative theory can not explain the enabling rules.

As we look to the future, we recognize the imperative for decisive and concerted action.

In the years ahead, the economic race will be won by those who have responded best to the imperative of low-carbon growth.

She doesn't say 'you' or 'we', she just uses the imperative.

The prepositional phrase "give me" and the verbal phrase used in the imperative sentence have two kinds of meaning.

To judge the imperative law is a complex process, It can not only be judged in terms of the literal explanation.

So the study on the imperative mode is worth its value not only in the theory but also in the Japanese teaching.

The imperative demand that you place in your code effectively helps protect all the remaining code in the method in which the

if the action would be good solely as a mean to something else, the imperative is hypothetical;

hold the phone Slang To stop doing what one is engaged in doing. Often used in the imperative:

The imperative: general uses and with phrasal verbs

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proposing the imperative of destructive behavior of normal behavior in certain atmosphere;

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A Comparison between the Imperative Sentences of Chinese and Uighur

Used as an auxiliary in the imperative to express a command, request, or proposal:

Used as an auxiliary in the imperative to express a warning or threat:

The imperative international financial system's reform

On the Imperative Reform of Physical Education in Vocational Schools

Straighten out the managing relations, make the imperative norm

The Imperative Stipulations of the Private Law

The Imperative Development of the Water-saving Agriculture in Datong City

Too often, the imperative is to do the same thing repeatedly, ever faster and more efficiently;

On the Essence of the Imperative Mood in English