The Manufacturing Imperative

The Anti Hunger Imperative

The good news is that these elections make such a change of alliances politically inevitable.

Perhaps the greatest threat to the bilateral relationship is the belief that conflict is inevitable.

The Inevitability of Chinese Democracy

Economic Policy s Narrative Imperative

The purpose of this system is to use inevitable breaks during one trial to ensure progress of another case.

A debt crisis is not inevitable.

The Emerging World s Education Imperative

The Transatlantic Free Trade Imperative

But that does not mean that clashes are inevitable.

Is Middle East War Inevitable?

That underlines the imperative of addressing the root causes of terrorism.

What is really needed is a change in vision and mentality a shift from viewing multilateralism as a tactic to embracing it as a strategic imperative.

At that point, tensions with Cambodia became inevitable.

His proposal of an Arab Stabilization Plan, inspired by the post 1945 Marshall Plan in Western Europe, is laudable.

Being subservient to American power, as Japan has been since 1945, was the inevitable consequence of a catastrophic war. Most Japanese can live with that.

To many, war between the two superpowers seemed inevitable.

The need for constructive engagement, dialogue, tolerance and understanding is imperative.

This actually leads me to a rather counterintuitive finding in the literature about technology and the brain.

Soviet propaganda actively fostered a myth of the inevitability of communism s triumph.

Official surveillance has been marketed as a national security imperative.

Recently, Chinese commentators have provocatively referred to the inevitability of a de Americanized world.

In this narrative, the Cold War was not so much won by the US and the West as lost by the Soviets, the inevitable result of Soviet economic weakness and political decay.

This expectation is an inevitable consequence of Turkey s geography and history.

Emphasizing that justice, peace, democracy and development are mutually reinforcing imperatives,

Emphasizing that justice, peace, democracy and development are mutually reinforcing imperatives,

Weaponization of outer space is not, in our view, a foregone and unavoidable conclusion.

Eradication of poverty is imperative on all levels economically, politically, ethically.

In December 1996, the General Assembly declared the theme for the Decade, as a whole, to be Eradicating poverty is an ethical, social, political and economic imperative of humankind (General Assembly resolution 51 178).

The need to promote cooperation and understanding among religions and cultures is therefore a contemporary imperative.

Achieving these goals is to live as a human being and ensure the certainty of a better tomorrow.

There is the imperative of taking stock of its strengths and weaknesses so that we can create a better future.

That is an absolute imperative a few weeks before the withdrawal from Gaza begins.

As for the birthplace of the euro crisis, Greece s debt will almost surely have to be restructured.

The negative consequences of poverty and other forms of adversity are not inevitable.

While there is no quick fix to these problems, the fiscal policy imperative is clear.

Achieving the Goals is a moral and political imperative to ensure a more secure future for all humankind.

Given the developmental role of the Commission, the involvement of regional and international financial institutions is also an imperative.

But scattered moves in the right direction will not suffice. What is really needed is a change in vision and mentality a shift from viewing multilateralism as a tactic to embracing it as a strategic imperative.

A principle is a law or rule that has to be, or usually is to be followed, or can be desirably followed, or is an inevitable consequence of something, such as the laws observed in nature or the way that a system is constructed.

In philosophy, essence is the attribute or set of attributes that make an entity or substance what it fundamentally is, and which it has by necessity, and without which it loses its identity.

That may sound disturbing, but it is probably an unstoppable consequence of the initial US invasion.

So we face a twofold imperative securing growth while reducing debt.

In this work the practice and art of medicine are thoroughly examined, as is the inevitability of any cure.