Beyond the humanitarian imperatives to end the war, there are also strategic imperatives.
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But when trade imperatives and diplomatic imperatives collide, someone has to choose, and that someone is often the president.
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Or strategic imperatives is so successful that you make less money on strategic imperatives than you would on the older businesses?
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"It's really important, to effect change, to talk about the social imperatives, but also you have to marry them with the business imperatives," Ms. Di Nonno said.
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Cultural policy has been subsumed under real estate development imperatives.
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This process flows from evolutionary imperatives to survive and reproduce.
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But, said Hatcher, Schumer's balanced those imperatives well thus far.
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Ahmed, though, is driven by a different set of imperatives.
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Human rights advocates say humanitarian imperatives should trump legal considerations.
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The Hill: Senate Democratic leadership is stuck between two imperatives.
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We are capable of acting on moral and ethical imperatives.
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The essential issue is that Apple is torn between two imperatives.
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In 2018 half of IBM revenue came from its strategic imperatives.
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The sad but inevitable reality is that those imperatives are incompatible.
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I just shake my head all through this poem's inventive imperatives.
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The rest of Gyasi's American characters suffer from similar demographic imperatives.
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Biden's answer here deftly threads the needle between these two imperatives.
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But the hot rhetoric and the need for Manichean imperatives that characterizes
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" However, he acknowledged that "there's a lot of imperatives at play here.
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Setting corporate imperatives aside, though, the film handsomely stands on its own.
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But I totally sense that shift in your relationship to arbitrary imperatives!
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More widespread carbon taxation would help align investment behaviors with societal imperatives.
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How to balance those two imperatives defines the challenge facing Israel today.
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In India, unlike America, state prerogatives often trump the imperatives of interstate commerce.
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Throughout the crisis, the EU has had to juggle multiple, sometimes conflicting, imperatives.
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The eventual legislation will have to walk a tightrope between several conflicting imperatives.
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Strategic Imperatives are the company's key offerings, including social, mobile, analytics and cloud.
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The economic imperatives have prompted some private companies to act on their own.
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Regional actors have always had these imperatives competing for inclusion into military planning.
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She wrote bitterly about how political imperatives obstruct the greater demands for justice.
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Jim Hodges, who has raised money for the campaign, outlining the campaign's imperatives.
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This recording industry "loudness war" was driven by linked aesthetic and economic imperatives.
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More important, a combination of military imperatives and market forces turned them lethal.
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There are, as many reporters have pointed out, institutional imperatives at play here.
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The space where moral imperatives can easily get fuzzy and slip into the background.
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The imperatives of drivers make it more difficult to create active, vibrant public spaces.
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We've seen their broadest adoption in tech, where agility and teamwork are absolute imperatives.
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In this way, the system neatly balances the twin imperatives of predictability and stringency.
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And, as you know, while they're called strategic imperatives, that's what those businesses are.
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United placed the imperatives of the company ahead of the interests of their customers.
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" Legislators in both parties were ignoring the imperatives of "economic freedom" and "limited government.
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The Point: Trump has never understood the moral responsibilities and imperatives of being President.
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He had a genius for finding solutions that satisfied both political and economic imperatives.
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But this might conflict with one of the imperatives of hotel kitchens: room service.
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These changes are driven by consumer preferences, not just by corporate cost-cutting imperatives.
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But compromise on major legislation won't come easy, given their vastly different political imperatives.
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Socially and psychologically, the executives of this kind of boring company face competing imperatives.
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They are the urgent imperatives of our national welfare and existence in the 21st century.
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In fact, strategic imperatives came in below that, representing 47 percent of all IBM revenue.
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Politics, he told them, is a distinct form of activity, with its own brute imperatives.
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Let's look again at Shelley, who acted on both sets of imperatives without compromising either.
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We have to acknowledge it as a nation we have two incredibly important imperatives here.
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The operational imperatives include cost structure, network, gross addition share, post-paid churn and brand.
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Prudence and pragmatism are political imperatives, but a complete ideological vacuum yields disorder and chaos.
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Local judiciary and policing imperatives have reflected the current strain of nationalism in mainland China.
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The strategic imperatives for taking steps to end the bloodshed are numerous and equally compelling.
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In its appeals court brief, the county took a different view of the economic imperatives.
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With the Super Tuesday primaries imminent, there were competing tactical imperatives on display on Sunday.
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Power is ideally placed to write about the clash between moral imperatives and political necessities.
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Because Whitney rejected both imperatives, the connection between his work and blackness is visually indiscernible.
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But grumpy customers will have to contend with the structural imperatives of the insurance business.
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"I know other people have imperatives, but this is a little bit complicated," she said.
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"I know other people have imperatives, but this is a little bit complicated," she said.
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Such concepts can seem too abstract amid the bumper-slogan imperatives of a presidential debate.
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Their imperatives are commercial, and they produce as much oil as they can at profit.
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Mr. Trump is not the only one with political imperatives in the border security debate.
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They're not bad actors, but they themselves now are caught up in an economic machine that sometimes they even don't understand very well, and where it's driving, and what its imperatives are, and most important, what the consequences of those imperatives are. Right. Right.
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IBM continues to seek growth from its strategic imperatives, which include security, mobile, analytics and cloud.
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And so he has to shuttle between the two temporal imperatives, the tape and the year.
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You generate a gigantic amount of cash even though you're making this transition to strategic imperatives.
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"The twin imperatives of corporate profit and national security," Igo says, militate against greater privacy protections.
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Given domestic political imperatives, the Trump administration may be compelled to continue on its current course.
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The imperatives of being an entertainment personality now require more than unmediated conversations with the audience.
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They're all in caps, all punctuated with exclamation points as if urgent or intended as imperatives.
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Favoring fireworks over forensics, the debates catered to the imperatives of cable television, not the voters.
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The long-concealed imperatives of executive impunity in the terror wars had burst into the open.
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With near unanimity, colleagues and admirers praised Professor Reinhardt for transforming raw data into moral imperatives.
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The people are all different, but all are responding to the same imperatives of the architecture.
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The imperatives of democratic rule require a 21st-century kind of monarchy within a renegotiated constitutional order.
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The main reason is a lack so far of strong enough financial imperatives, but that is changing.
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That level is low, even though rising volatility make investment in the future and reinvention real imperatives.
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Nuclear geopolitical and nonproliferation imperatives cannot be in conflict in the Middle East — both are critically important.
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Policy imperatives are on hold, agency positions are unfilled and the future of the country is endangered.
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I wondered: How do we translate these imperatives into action for people in different fields and positions?
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And leaders of the settler movement are motivated by ideological imperatives that entirely ignore legitimate Palestinian aspirations.
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I live by Judaism's moral imperatives of healing the world, balancing joy with reverence and always learning.
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The new businesses — "strategic imperatives," IBM calls them — now account for 45 percent of the company's revenue.
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As usual, the crew is a collection of talented actors obeying the imperatives of science-fiction seriousness.
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The commitment to autonomy — or paranoia — needs to override a host of other logistical or financial imperatives.
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Jenna worries that the company's business imperatives — growth and scaling, at any cost — make that nearly impossible.
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Tony Blair's government toyed with the idea of an "ethical foreign policy", before giving in to economic imperatives.
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The company's "strategic imperatives," which involve Watson, drove $32 billion in revenue, or 40 percent of the business.
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Such a politically-driven policy change does not seem to be dictated by any readily apparent economic imperatives.
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These dual imperatives—choosing a popular candidate and keeping out demagogues—may, at times, conflict with each other.
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We can retune and streamline our systems, but we won't find a magical sweet spot between competing imperatives.
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But facing strategic and political imperatives to act, national leaders did not take the time to assess them.
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She has no simple formula for reconciling refinements of civil rights with the raw imperatives of a moment.
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No matter how one views the policy and its effects, the underlying imperatives have a lot in common.
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Only a Trump administration might be willing to embrace, or, most importantly, be capable of embracing these imperatives.
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Therefore, Congress must act—reasserting the agency of the American people over the business imperatives of internet platforms.
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These are pieced together in a way that synthesizes formal improvisation with the industrial imperatives of loungewear production.
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We can meet our security imperatives without giving a green light to dictators who abuse universal human rights.
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Many academic feminists today celebrate choice but also embrace a cultural relativism dictated by the imperatives of intersectionality.
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Those old imperatives have never exerted much of a hold over a new, enlightened generation of N.B.A. fans.
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Their agendas are often complex, mixing the imperatives of eye-catching television with the demands of strong journalism.
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But he stressed that the old and emotive debates over language were dissipating as economic imperatives trumped nationalism.
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However, "strategic imperatives" revenue growth accelerated to 12 percent in the first quarter from 11 percent in the fourth.
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By contrast, the firm's "strategic imperatives", which mainly include the cloud and AI, grew by 10%, up from 7%.
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Sprint's operational imperatives include further improvements related to cost structure, network, gross addition share, post-paid churn and brand.
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Under Rometty, the legacy technology company has migrated toward cloud-based services, a key component of IBM's strategic imperatives.
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Yes, these are legal questions, but also moral imperatives, as this debt now has a chokehold around the island.
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Most recently, Germany, one of America's most important allies, got a bitter taste of the new trade policy imperatives.
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The chief executive of IBM, Ginni Rometty, boasts of "transformation progress" and "double digit" growth in its "strategic imperatives".
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Almost 46 percent of all of the company's revenue for the quarter came from its strategic imperatives, in fact.
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The European banks and financial institutions which will underwrite this reconstruction must bend the financial engineering to strategic imperatives.
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That narrative, though, makes "Amanda Knox" a savage denunciation of the way entertainment imperatives have corrupted the news media.
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Nonetheless, revenue from IBM's strategic imperatives should continue growing by double digit rates over at least the near term.
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The four imperatives are: Obama's visit to Hiroshima represents a furthering of a strategy to reinforce imperative No. 3.
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Medical staff offices help ensure that patient needs are kept separate from business imperatives, such as increasing hospital profits.
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Outlooks on both sides are heavily shaped by the imperatives of domestic American politics, leaving a void in understanding.
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The tribal imperatives of modern Republican politics almost certainly make that enough for Trump to avoid a Senate conviction.
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China will not relent on industrial policy imperatives, such as Made in China 2025, aimed at building self-reliance.
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Historically, impoundment let presidents sequester funds in order to comply with constitutional imperatives — or just because they wanted to.
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And these two imperatives often come into conflict, especially as the factions they serve grow further and further apart.
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The disagreement between airlines and airports isn't surprising given the different imperatives each has when it comes to infrastructure investment.
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So, at the pan-EU level, security considerations are very clearly being weighed against strategic commercial imperatives and technology priorities.
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China's recent cuts have been driven less by pressure from the West than by domestic imperatives such as cutting pollution.
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This it would only do, of course, if the interview subject was prominent and didn't conflict with Cold War imperatives.
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So I wouldn't let those strategic decisions influence the tactical imperatives of prioritizing the 24 seats they need to win.
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Revenue from those areas, which the company calls "strategic imperatives", rose 16 percent to $8 billion in the third quarter.
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But Beijing has its own imperatives, and Xi may be looking to change the status quo sooner rather than later.
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More likely it's a response to economic imperatives stimulated, at least in part, by the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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The U.S. is upping the ante in ignoring its saving imperatives and the trade deficits that occur as a consequence.
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The economic imperatives of this new capitalism produce extreme asymmetries of knowledge and the power that accrues from that knowledge.
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"We have significant development imperatives and concerns, and our people also aspire for better standards of living," the statement said.
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As hospital managers make decisions based on business, not clinical, imperatives, both patients and their care providers are getting squeezed.
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" In Tuesday's memo, Wachtell reiterated its view that the new paradigm is driven by inescapable "business, political and social imperatives.
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It satisfies two imperatives for him: appearing to look tough without taking on, at least for now, any new commitments.
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According to this view, the meaning of life is not found in rules, formulas, commandments, categorical imperatives and cultural norms.
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Revenue from IBM's strategic imperatives of analytics, cloud, mobile, social and security was $8.8 billion, IBM said in a statement.
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Strategic imperatives now contribute 45 percent of IBM's total revenue, up from 42.8 percent in the first quarter, IBM said.
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The sense of a body set in urgent motion by musical imperatives requires that the body not be distractingly clothed.
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They are buying renewable energy and claiming credit for what they buy — in response to both public opinion and moral imperatives.
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Ronald Reagan failed to mention the AIDS crisis until 1985, in spite of clear scientific and public health imperatives to act.
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Assuming that's the case, it may have helped Xerox's board to focus on the business imperatives and the implications for shareholders.
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But as long as they're the ones tossing off the philosophical or emotional imperatives, the problem of attachment is apparently moot.
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My point is that the administration's willful denial of climate change imperatives and its attempts to silence art are actually related.
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While clearly such calls are driven by the commercial imperatives of his business, the essay is couched as a humanitarian manifesto.
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Is it really the case that markets are more myopic than politicians driven by the imperatives of the looming election cycle?
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Ms. Birch may present her play as a how-to manifesto, but we are hardly expected to take its imperatives literally.
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We can count on President Trump to respond in this way because it is consistent with the imperatives of every president.
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Life on the move comes with its set of imperatives, especially when one is heavily reliant upon lithium-ion battery power.
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It's just one of the exhibit's innumerable demonstrations of how midcentury Italian photographers reconciled aesthetic imperatives with their medium's documentary potential.
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Like the civil rights movement and the push for gay marriage, #MeToo is propelled by imperatives of decency, respect and equality.
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" One of Hayman's imperatives, and Lakefield's, Harris said, was: "Here was a place you could be an athlete and an artist.
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Soon my brain was a jumble of imperatives about the locked-out position, the semi-cocked wrist, and the diamond setup.
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That meant members of Congress generally felt cross-pressured between partisan and ideological imperatives, and it fostered a broadly cooperative atmosphere.
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This continuity could be evidence of the overwhelming imperatives of resource extraction in an impoverished country with virtually no other industrial base.
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Revenue from "strategic imperatives", which includes cloud and mobile computing, data analytics, social and security software, rose 11 percent to $9.5 billion.
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" Those imperatives, she concluded, would create "an amorphous cultural shape that was dark and loud on the outside, hollow on the inside.
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IBM's technology services and cloud platforms segment, which includes the company's strategic imperatives, brought in $8.75 billion in revenue during the quarter.
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If corporate imperatives change, the strategic may cease to be the right partner or could push the startup in a challenging direction.
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In 2016, those strategic imperatives grew to represent more than 40 percent of total revenue, CEO Ginni Rometty said earlier this year.
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It's not just about what gives your life meaning, but what are the moral imperatives that make you the person you are?
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We can surely expect some differences on approaches to solving difficult issues, but the imperatives to work together outweigh the ideological differences.
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A World Trade Organization (WTO) case in 2014 found against China, but its dominance continues, chiefly because it can ignore economic imperatives.
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Environmental protection, feeding people, and growing the economy — imperatives that are so frequently at odds — are all advanced by healthier, vibrant oceans.
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Talk, and the greater freedoms of speech and expression that it encompasses, are national imperatives that should deliver a more righteous tomorrow.
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In a larger sense, Google found itself and its culture deeply maladapted to a new set of political, social, and business imperatives.
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The film is "a savage denunciation of the way entertainment imperatives have corrupted the news media," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times.
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We can and must simultaneously address the interlinked imperatives of mitigating climate change and stemming the extinction crisis playing out right now.
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So give it up for Chance the Rapper, whose third mixtape fuses the imperatives of a block party and a worship service.
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Mr. van der Aa is among the most perceptive composers to fuse musical thinking and technological imperatives: he directs the action himself.
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His absence has eliminated certain organizational imperatives, and last week Girardi and his players said they still consider Boston the greater rival.
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One of the many arguments — no, imperatives — for recognizing same-sex marriage is that it's the only telling of the full truth.
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India's finance minister Arun Jaitley will have to balance two competing imperatives when he presents the country's annual budget on Feb. 22017.
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His success came during decades when many composers found it challenging to reconcile contemporary musical languages with the dramatic imperatives of opera.
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At the U.S. Chamber, we are stepping up our efforts to engage and educate companies about the economic imperatives for greater diversity.
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" But the story, Scott wrote, is a "busy, slapdash contraption designed above all to satisfy the imperatives of big-budget family entertainment.
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In the quarter, IBM said that revenue from newer markets, its "strategic imperatives," grew 16 percent compared with the quarter a year earlier.
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Yet Mr Abe's strategic imperatives may be a more important factor still, as Russia's warming relations with China have strategists in Tokyo fretting.
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This deal was emblematic of a pair of strategic imperatives that's becoming increasingly clear and, in this case at least, were highly complementary.
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It's a grating, dumb song, but it's also an ode to the power of biological imperatives, and the thrill of submitting to them.
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IBM faces a long road back to growth despite gains in the tech giant's strategic imperatives, Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Joe Foresi said Tuesday.
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So we'll continue to invest heavily in the strategic imperatives, but it won't represent the same growth that we've seen in the past.
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Those final two lines work as contradictory imperatives, like the commands in the story of Mr. Fox: Be bold, but not too bold.
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IBM's strategic imperatives only accounted for 13 percent of all IBM revenue this quarter, below the 49 percent they accounted for last quarter.
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Yet he has assumed the gavel in an era when congressional leaders, following partisan imperatives, have increasingly curbed the independence of committee chiefs.
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And all of the economic imperatives now that define surveillance capitalism are aimed at, how do we get better and better prediction products?
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And Representative Mike Bishop hasn't done anything particularly offensive, outside of voting with Donald Trump on pretty much all of his legislative imperatives.
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It consists of four separate but reinforcing geopolitical imperatives designed to prevent the emergence of a single power from dominating the Eurasian landmass.
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The arrests could stoke criticism of Ms. Merkel for being too open to refugees and for allowing humanitarian imperatives to trump security concerns.
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One place there was growth was in what IBM calls its "strategic imperatives," which include cloud computing, cognitive computing and data analysis software.
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Tuesday's speech suggests that going forward, the president's struggle to reconcile these conflicting imperatives will not be pretty — or good for the country.
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Yet in Inyenyeri's designs, the everyday concerns of poor households are aligned with environmental imperatives, because people prefer to cook with the stoves.
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There is no neat alchemy to address President Trump's diplomatic malpractice, let alone decades of drift, but there are at least three imperatives.
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As imperatives, to care and organize demand internal work, not simply sanitizing the surfaces of our bodies and buildings to fit the crisis.
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In any midterm election, the top three strategic imperatives are: turn out your base, turn out your base and turn out your base.
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Given statutory imperatives to maintain programs like care for older people and children, local councils have made sharper cuts where they have discretion.
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The back-and-forth commands to "hurry/ up/ slow/ down// hurry/ up/ slow/ down" represent the simultaneous conflicting imperatives of Lax's poetry (48).
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The company has mounted an uneasy transition away from operating systems and equipment, and toward "strategic imperatives" like business services, artificial intelligence and cloud.
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But they also insist that "Chairman Kim," as they called the young leader, is driven by different imperatives than his father and grandfather were.
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Skadden's head of national security practice, Ivan Schlager, said Leiter's "unique knowledge of the interplay between business imperatives and national security" will benefit clients.
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Revenue from "strategic imperatives," which includes cloud and mobile computing, data analytics, social and security software, rose about 14 percent in the first quarter.
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In the modern age of messaging apps, and with their ecosystem's community-building imperatives, these founders are most certainly not operating in a vacuum.
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In other words, Facebook's news section operates like a traditional newsroom, reflecting the biases of its workers and the institutional imperatives of the corporation.
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Anti-Trump conservative pundits will need to weigh the competing imperatives of defeating Trump and running a candidate who enjoys the presumption of legitimacy.
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The legacy enterprise technology company, founded over 2100 years ago, has reorganized around "strategic imperatives," which include businesses like cloud, analytics, mobility and security.
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The failures violated regulatory imperatives and prevented the firm from determining whether these persons would have been otherwise disqualified from working at the firm.
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Whatever their other qualities, they have often seemed impervious both to the imperatives of democratic politics and to the ways of the wider world.
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Cantor Fitzgerald analysts Joseph Foresi and Michael Reid had previously predicted strategic imperatives would contribute about 47 percent of Big Blue's third-quarter revenue.
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The rules of classification still apply, of course, but other norms guarding privacy and preserving candid deliberation have to be weighed against big imperatives.
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The mind that tracks it—imagining its outcomes, adjusting to its setbacks, processing its sudden drives and imperatives—is a wild and unpredictable instrument.
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Yet the film, as if obeying both the imperatives of Hollywood comedy and the long tradition of black activism, refuses to succumb to pessimism.
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When James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and other delegates gathered in Philadelphia to draft the Constitution in 1787, they aimed to balance two conflicting imperatives.
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Revenue from "strategic imperatives", which include cloud and mobile computing, data analytics, social and security software, rose about 10 percent in the fourth quarter.
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Kieslowski and his co-screenwriter Krzysztof Piesiewicz's tales are parables of ethical imperatives and moral quandaries set during the final days of communist Poland.
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The dissidents had created an expectation that a different kind of language was possible, one that expressed a reality not filtered through Soviet imperatives.
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To meet that challenge, we recommend four policy imperatives: Taken together, these changes would drive a more holistic approach to managing long-term health.
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Again and again throughout history, we've seen that the imperatives of war and preparation for war have tended to override health concerns about drugs.
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The reality is that such retaliation is driven by local political imperatives and for preserving trade surpluses, not by a faux respect for the rules.
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Revenue from "strategic imperatives" was $7.8 billion in the latest quarter, accounting for 42 percent of total revenue, up from 37 percent a year earlier.
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Yet others are bored by it: The 20th century and the strategic imperatives behind NATO and the European Union seem far away to wired millennials.
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One of the key features of disjunction is that presidents in this position can't reconcile the imperatives of their party with the broader national conversation.
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But as the war dragged on, strategic imperatives inexorably pulled Lincoln and the Republicans further toward abolition, as they sought to undermine their Southern opponents.
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Breaking down the business into the different categories, IBM says that "strategic imperatives" — which include cloud, analytics and engagement — were up 212% year to year.
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"What these groups are compromising is based on much bigger strategic imperatives than whether two people can go to California on vacation," says FireEye's Read.
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It's a weighty responsibility to move their talents where the impact is positive, or commit to standing up against the business imperatives of their employers.
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There's tremendous hostility then because it's considered to be not really American, it's full of the wrong kind of people, who are resisting moral imperatives.
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Today's official eye-winking at "white nationalism" serves not science or discovery or even geopolitical imperatives but the reality-show aspirations of a professional fabulist.
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The path forward is clear, but whether Chinese officials can strike a balance between economic imperatives and solutions to a mounting climate emergency is not.
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So late-night comedy has moved further away from the old broadcast network imperatives — safe, not offensive — to seek broader audiences of all political persuasions.
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The Pope is likely to look at the Venezuelan crisis in a pragmatic way, rather than through the lens of Washington's imperial and ideological imperatives.
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It's just that they want concrete policy proposals that balance fiscal imperatives with the well-being of seniors, children, the disabled and the working poor.
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That's when they list Apple and Amazon and Facebook and Netflix as all these imperatives about why they need to swallow up everyone else. Yes.
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It's that public attitudes toward sex and sexual morality on the left and right have always been tied up with ideas besides the moral imperatives.
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For me, then, one of the imperatives that's going to arise out of bioenhancement is we're going to have to, in a sense, become Sweden.
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WASHINGTON — For years, President Obama has struggled to reconcile a civil libertarian's belief in personal privacy with a commander in chief's imperatives for the nation's security.
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And yet because we have biological imperatives, we can't help but try to stay alive, and even to pass on our genetic code to the future.
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Through this branding approach, Vautier stresses the elimination of the struggle to reconcile the public address of art with the inescapably personal imperatives of art making.
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SCOTT In the '80s and '90s, independent film emerged as an alternative, for audiences and filmmakers alike, to the deadening corporate imperatives of the big studios.
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Dean Acheson, a former secretary of state, advised Johnson that the economic situation and broader foreign-policy imperatives obliged America "to disengage in a limited time".
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Russia's imperatives and demands for homage represent a constant reality that is top of mind for leaders of these frontline nations, Ukraine being only the latest.
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Earlier this year IBM chief executive Ginni Rometty said that the strategic imperatives business lines accounted for more than 40 percent of total revenue for 2016.
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Both Wade and Zack follow Alexander's imperatives like they're checking them off a list: They start off poor but then make millions from their video games.
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Biological imperatives are a part of any feminist agenda, yes: Women's health medicine, birth control, child care, and hormone treatments all keep women safe and alive.
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So far, however, high-growth areas - "strategic imperatives" in IBM parlance - have failed to offset declines its overall business has seen for the last five years.
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By correlating diverse boards with greater board effectiveness and the promotion of long-term value creation, the association's recommendation transcends public policy debates and moral imperatives.
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Khandekar, who was born in Sydney, is a modern personification of the Forbesian mission: a hard-core scientist converted almost mystically to the imperatives of art.
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The administrations of presidents Clinton, Bush and Obama each grasped the national security imperatives of the strategy and expended critical political capital to assure its success.
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" Before Reading Someone quoted in the article you are about to read says "There are two adolescent imperatives: to resist authority and to contribute to community.
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In keeping with current business imperatives, what Mr. Snyder has concocted is less a free-standing film than the opening argument in a very long trial.
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However, when the process encounters the imperatives of geopolitical reality and becomes overly politicized, as has happened in this country, it works counter to its objectives.
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But it all seemed to happen awfully fast, as if the imperatives of wrapping up the season were, for the first time, hurrying the story along.
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For Swarbrick, all of those imperatives — on-field success, financial reality and high academic standards — can coexist without abandoning a culture that values tradition over revenue.
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Prompted as much by environmental imperatives as by China's sudden refusal to take in vast quantities of garbage for processing, other places have moved against plastic.
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Bannon's mere presence during those discussions could prove problematic because the political and national security imperatives facing the NSC are often at odds with each other.
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From the 20th century on, the hygienic revolution of modern times has to do with the social imperatives of our communal lives more than anything else.
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Progressive intellectuals championed the moral imperatives of free speech and expression as keys not only to an effective academic environment but a thriving economy and polity.
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And yet he often fails in some basic professorial imperatives, like familiarizing himself with the relevant literature and providing research and evidence to support his argument.
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Like so many battles of yesteryear, both sides arrive to this current field of conflict carrying a weight of historic grievances, armed with today's political imperatives.
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The unexpected "unofficial visit" was likely precipitated by a combination of rapidly developing events on and around the Korean Peninsula and domestic imperatives in both countries.
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In the meantime, our national security agencies will be confronted with the political imperatives in our democracies of responding (at least in some way) to cyberthreats.
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For the first time IBM derived more than half of its revenue from its strategic imperatives areas — social, mobile, analytics and cloud — with $26 billion there.
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When you couple that with the greatest displacement crisis the world has seen since World War II, the moral, economic and security imperatives only become clearer.
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"Halting deforestation and restoring degraded forests are global imperatives," said U.N. Secretary General Antonio Gutteres, who also spoke on Monday at the U.N. Climate Action Summit.
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German boxing authorities, under the thumb or at least sympathetic to Nazi imperatives, had refused to reward the clear winner on the basis of his race.
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She controls Hosts with her words — like Bernard, but in a bigger way: She doesn't issue imperatives, but tells the story, and they follow her narrative.
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He is part of a new generation of designers, one distinguished as much by their talent as by their willingness to adapt to shifting business imperatives.
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It's also performed 43 acquisitions in the past 18 months, mostly around what CEO Virginia Rometty dubs "strategic imperatives": cloud, analytics, security, and social and mobile technologies.
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CEO Ginni Rometty said IBM's quarterly performance was helped, in particular, by growth in the company's "strategic imperatives," which include businesses like cloud, analytics, mobility and security.
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But, both for Mr Abe and for society as a whole, there is a sense that economic imperatives, rather than evolving cultural attitudes, are prompting these changes.
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"Fiscal space will need to be used carefully given ongoing structural imperatives, the rising risks of global shocks, and the clear limits of monetary policy," he said.
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As moral imperatives go, the potential of expanded immigration to reduce extreme, $163-a-day poverty worldwide strictly swamps the domestic antipoverty benefits of a basic income.
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Though "gentrification" is never uttered, economic imperatives and parental stubbornness threaten the bond between the boys, an affection that carries a delicate, intriguing hint of sexual interest.
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That deficit, which the board has said cannot grow, has forced him to make cuts, Mr. Bale said, while honoring funding agreements and the center's editorial imperatives.
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But that would be in keeping with our highest public officials' all-too-common approach of placing their political imperatives ahead of the public's right to know.
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The film "briskly shakes off blockbuster branding imperatives and allows itself to be something relatively rare in the modern superhero cosmos," A.O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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"It just does not sit right with me," Della (Debra Jo Rupp) sadly concludes after weighing the imperatives of friendship against Christian morality as she sees it.
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But that is a judgment more about the administration's policy imperatives than the working conditions required for the maintenance of the rule of law in the presidency.
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In contrast to progressives' abstractions about adhering to "proper" roles, the president's supporters bypass complex ethical ideas to focus on simple moral imperatives like defending one's friends.
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They were also told they would need to respond to family members while taking care of the critically ill babies, standard everyday imperatives in newborn intensive care.
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Mr. Fields described Ford's mission as balancing two imperatives: manufacturing traditional automobiles for global markets, and investing in technology to capture new revenue eventually from autonomous models.
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I.O., which for more than six decades has struggled to hold the labor movement together, suddenly dissolved the Northeast Indiana Central Labor Council, citing obscure bureaucratic imperatives.
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"We have significant development imperatives and concerns, and our people also aspire for better standards of living," the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said in a statement.
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In 2018 the company got $73 billion in revenue, or about half of the total -- from areas it calls strategic imperatives, which are social, mobile, analytics and cloud.
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A government strained by the biggest logistical task since world war two will have much less capacity and capital with which to attend to bread-and-butter imperatives.
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It's pretty pedestrian to lead with talk of a piano and a room and seats when it's the efforts and passions and imperatives of musicians that require them.
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Fashion, access to materials (the astragalus plant, whose resin makes the water more viscous in Turkish marbling, is absent in Europe) and different cultural imperatives must be considered.
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We're trying to make sure that these two incredibly foundational imperatives for us as a country are executed in a way that the one doesn't undermine the other.
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"He would be fully familiar with the culture, ethos, governance structure, financial and operational imperatives of the Tata Group as well as various group companies," the company said.
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"There are two adolescent imperatives: to resist authority and to contribute to community," said Rob Riordan, co-founder of High Tech High, a network of California charter schools.
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In a statement, Ms. Rometty noted the strong growth in the new businesses, which IBM collectively calls "strategic imperatives" and now represent 236.5 percent of the company's revenue.
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Where it doesn't conflict with other moral imperatives, we should try to honor the wishes of the departed, including ex-spouses we haven't seen in a long time.
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One would hope, in short, that Harvard would seek to educate its students and not simply defer to vague apprehensions or pander to the imperatives of misguided rage.
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Everywhere you look, far beyond the loudest headlines about hate speech and partisan bias online, tech companies face conflicting imperatives from their customers, governments, stakeholders and critics. 1.
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"This is really one of our business imperatives, because we know that there is a talent crisis," said Nitcelle B. Emanuels, director of diversity and inclusion at Dell.
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Now, Mitchell is trying to blend the movement strategies of the new world with the imperatives of practical politics, and even the cantankerous Rogers said he was impressed.
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On today's moral imperatives for students, the UC recently took the first steps of divesting its direct funds from private prison companies and coal and tar sands companies.
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The Chinese legal system operates with little transparency and under political imperatives, often from senior Communist Party officials, so it is difficult to discern how decisions are made.
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Mr. Chertoff said that considering the department's overall imperatives, it made little sense to so strengthen one portion of the budget at the expense of another, critical area.
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This is an ideological battle in which we must demonstrate that our devotion to individual rights and freedom of conscience is superior to categorical imperatives and group-think.
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What the supplement industry has done most subtly and beautifully over the past few years is to arrange nutritional imperatives and vague beauty aspirations in the same basket.
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Growth from the strategic imperatives category came in at 15 percent year over year, which is down sequentially from 17 percent year-over-year growth in the fourth quarter.
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The lines of attack put forward by the candidates and the "super PACs" supporting them, both on the campaign trail and through paid advertising, will showcase these strategic imperatives.
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"I discussed with the President and the Secretary of Homeland Security ways that advanced technology could address national security imperatives while also permitting lawful immigration and travel," Rometty wrote.
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Each had their own spin on what 'innovation' means in the smartphone space now, in the context of mature Western markets — and inevitably aligning with their respective business imperatives.
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Any federal approach to climate change, to be politically and substantively effective, is going to be shaped by the following four imperatives: That's an extremely tight needle to thread.
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It's important to keep in mind that lawmakers and government regulators for their part put forth specific and sophisticated efforts to ensure public imperatives are balanced with corporate objectives.
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But Panelo dismissed those concerns as baseless and said the president's latest remarks were meant to remind Robredo of the "imperatives as well as the limits" of her role.
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"I discussed with the President and the Secretary of Homeland Security ways that advanced technology could address national security imperatives while also permitting lawful immigration and travel," she wrote.
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The tension between commercial imperatives and creative ambition is a recurring theme in Mr. De Palma's career, as it has been for other directors and writers before and since.
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Even before 2016, the fates of office-holders accused of misconduct, or indicted and convicted, have been very much tied to the very narrow political imperatives of the moment.
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It will require that millions of men and women who do not ordinarily exercise their franchise—some sixty per cent in off-year elections—recognize the imperatives of citizenship.
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One of the biggest imperatives of mental health literacy is knowing that treatments have been developed and tested to successfully reduce the symptoms and disabilities of many mental illnesses.
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Reuters has previously reported that private equity firms in Japan have had a similar boost to business after a long period of torpor, based on the same demographic imperatives.
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The Affordable Care Act itself was, like any piece of complicated legislation, itself a compromise measure reflecting a number of different interest group, ideological, public opinion, and pragmatic imperatives.
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Special Counsel Mueller should be allowed all the time that he considers necessary to conduct his interview, being sensitive to the imperatives of the Office of the President. 6.
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Beyond the divide-and-conquer strategy of the outreach tour in the United States, those close to the trade file say that dealing with Trump brings its own imperatives.
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And yet the more I dipped into these takes, the more revealing they seemed — not just of Gould's process, but also of the conflicting imperatives of making a recording.
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For decades the titan of sports journalism, Sports Illustrated struggled in recent years to meet the imperatives of the web and deal with the downsides of ink and paper.
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Their immediate antecedents are Mr. Blair and Bill Clinton, politicians who first realized the value of speaking in moral imperatives while presenting the rational cool of a business executive.
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It is a very fast timetable in the world of international negotiations, reflecting political imperatives in all three nations more than the practical realities of an immensely complex negotiation.
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Freed of the imperatives of stone narratives, the builders may have seen the windows as a chance to head out on their own, in the direction of Art Nouveau.
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Her 2016 album, "Black Terry Cat," draws what she wants from R&B, rock, Caribbean music and jazz, in songs that think about both personal prerogatives and economic imperatives.
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The problem is that all of this alarmist journalism, no less than the really fake news churned out by pro-Trump trolls and cynics, has commercial imperatives behind it.
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So on Friday, I discussed with the President and the Secretary of Homeland Security ways that advanced technology could address national security imperatives while also permitting lawful immigration and travel.
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The company said it made $39.5 billion in revenue over the last 12 months from its "strategic imperatives" — high-growth businesses including cloud services that are spread across its divisions.
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"Looking under the surface, however, it appears that strategic imperatives excluding Systems only grew 6 percent, largely driven by the lack of Cognitive Solutions growth," Berenberg analyst Josep Bori said.
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Where the two imperatives become complicated is when companies that have been complementary in the past start to compete, especially if they both aspire to absorb rather than be absorbed.
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"Where consistent with operational imperatives, I expect the AFP to exhaust alternative investigative actions prior to considering whether involving a professional journalist or news media organisation is necessary," Dutton said.
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"The PM said that there were two related imperatives: getting the best deal for people at home, and getting the right deal for Britain abroad," a spokeswoman for May said.
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The Iranians, struggling at home with a faltering economy, and earnestly seeking foreign investment, can silently disengage, as the imperatives for reconstruction take priority over sectarian conflict and hegemonic aspirations.
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"Taking into account Turkey's security imperatives, the president expressed to his Turkish counterpart his concerns following the military intervention launched on Saturday in Afrin," Macron's office said in a statement.
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Jamieson said the Metro revamp is not designed to reduce his staff's size or save money, though I suspect strategic and financial imperatives across the newsroom could make that inevitable.
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If it didn't, please reinforce the AGG's just imperatives or risk further abuse in the future and the sure erosion of what distinguishes our system of justice from totalitarian regimes.
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Judge Clarence Thomas, in which the imperatives of politics, society and governance collided head-on, it was hard to escape the gnawing feeling that some great injustice had been done.
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I asked because if there is anything that gets lost to the commercial imperatives of fashion, it is the desire among designers to create objects of both utility and beauty.
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His retreat on Tuesday was a reminder that Mr. McConnell is an astute reader of the desires and political imperatives of the people who have made him the majority leader.
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The result in the case of the spending bill was a compromise that denied the White House money for a border wall while satisfying imperatives of both parties in Congress.
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Insofar as HS2 might annoy northern voters that recently backed Johnson in December's general election, its approval suggests a capacity to put long-term strategic imperatives over immediate political gain.
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The decision by Mr. Comey to appear before the intelligence committee underscored the quandary of the competing claims between the imperatives of a special counsel and those of congressional committees.
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"We have to hold in tension the imperatives of a democratic majority with the right of the minority not to be subject to the tyranny of the minority," he says.
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Revenue from "strategic imperatives", which includes cloud and mobile computing, data analytics, social and security software, rose 11 percent to $9.5 billion in the fourth quarter, from a year earlier.
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Then comes a brief round of bipartisan chatter over some minor, compromise measure, followed by a lull -- as the lobbyists dig in and partisan imperatives take hold -- and, eventually, nothing.
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She is encouraged in this by her patrol partner (John Doman), who otherwise embodies what happens to a white man when he gives in to the imperatives of political correctness.
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These propagandistic images are so stylized that they easily portray alternative or idealized realities, suiting a regime whose moral and political imperatives trampled nuances or attempts to capture objective truth.
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On the other, creating a commercial imperative in the Arctic will give rise to other commercial imperatives, including the development of infrastructure and support facilities needed to safely manage the region.
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It's condescending at best—existential policy imperatives like climate change and health care are hardly trivial, regardless of who occupies the White House—but it also contains an air of menace.
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Markets abhor a vacuum, and absolutely adore air-conditioning; places and things come to look alike, in time, because the imperatives that shape them are the same, and insist upon it.
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Firms also should strongly consider going beyond FINRA's imperatives to further investigate the veracity of claims made in potential employees' resumes and applications, such as education and employment history and performance.
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These imperatives — to teach, standardize, cover and integrate — all further the additional purpose of destigmatizing the patients who suffer from substance use disorders, the disease of addiction itself and its treatment.
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The key is to begin now to work through the vexing issues associated with the reconstruction and use the imperatives of reconstruction to drive peace and promote cooperation in the region.
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The choice in a state with shifting demographics and politics is seen as a challenge for the governor, who has his own set of political imperatives, reports The Hill's Reid Wilson.
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The social imperatives to comply with a police officer's request persist even when people are properly informed of their rights or given a consent form to sign — or just asked politely.
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"Wonder Woman," directed by Patty Jenkins from a script by Allan Heinberg, briskly shakes off blockbuster branding imperatives and allows itself to be something relatively rare in the modern superhero cosmos.
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These moments have political consequences, but when you are watching them in person, the imperatives at play seem mostly emotional; the needs on display are raw and visible, and curiously small.
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Alaska's Arctic region needs increased infrastructural development, especially as the Arctic's thinning sea ice creates new shipping routes and increased summer navigability - providing new economic opportunities and furthering U.S. strategic imperatives.
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He is of course right that The Avengers is driven by blockbuster imperatives, including an extended action finale in which much of New York City is destroyed before it is saved.
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That's because the political and national security imperatives facing the body — created in 1947 and staffed by hundreds of civilian, military, and intelligence officials — are often at odds with each other.
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"We believe the ongoing growth of the Strategic Imperatives unit will return IBM to organic growth in 2019 despite ... currency headwinds," Nomura Instinet analysts led by Jeffrey Kvaal wrote in a Jan.
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The pair later wrote a manifesto of sorts for their website, where the "aquapreneurs" describe how seasteads will solve eight big problems they categorize as the "Eight Great Moral Imperatives" of seasteading.
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Whether Democrats can land on a balance that respects two vital but competing imperatives — addressing real issues of anti-Semitism and defusing a malicious GOP campaign against Omar — remains to be seen.
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IBM did not disclose how much of its total revenue from the quarter comes from strategic imperatives, which are areas the company has looked to for growth: analytics, cloud, mobile and security.
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"You think about the imperatives that this new company can create, the opportunity to make health care local, the opportunity to make it simple and the opportunity to improve health," Merlo said.
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The company's strategic imperatives — cloud, analytics, mobile, social and security — grew 1003 percent to $2100 billion in 21, she said, adding that those units now represent 218 percent of IBM's total revenue.
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The government will not set a ceiling for total expenditure, the sources said, meaning Abe must walk a tight rope as he seeks to balance the imperatives between growth and fiscal reform.
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I don't think this is due to any odd intent on behalf of the show's producers but, rather, to the distorting imperatives of mass entertainment—tell the story, but keep it light.
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Asked how he might judge success, if not by audience size, Lafayette Anticipations' managing director, François Quintin, suggested it might come from the liberated quality that emerges when commercial imperatives are removed.
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But murder rates in the Northern Triangle countries have been declining in recent years, and economic imperatives are believed to be the most important push factor for the majority of recent arrivals.
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Watch for a hallucinatory cameo by Simone de Beauvoir highbrow-bickering with Gloria Steinem (nope, not the real one), and a Chorus of Dumb Bunnies, spewing lowbrow imperatives about snaring a man.
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"I understand the depth of feeling in coal-producing communities in Australia and the wider economic imperatives at state and federal level," Bainimarama said in Canberra, the Australian capital, after meeting Morrison.
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F.D.R. managed this strategic feat by concentrating on the broad rights of workers while, often callously, ignoring the moral imperatives of identity politics, though the latter reached existential proportions during his presidency.
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Every Tuesday and Friday for six weeks, Holmes developed the idea that the common law had evolved not according to any internal reason but according to the felt imperatives of the day.
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Trump has shown over his two years in power that he is largely motivated by his own political imperatives and above all bolstering the conservative base he needs to win re-election.
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Cloud is one of IBM's four key strategic imperatives, or growth drivers -- the others are social, mobile and analytics -- and in the quarter, IBM announced cloud deals with Economical Insurance, ExxonMobil and Novis.
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Instead, they both take a methodical and probing survey of the deeply held moral imperatives that led their subjects to become two of the most respected and esteemed members of their chosen professions.
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"That's what people click on and share more so than a story published by a newspaper … and our objective just happens to align more with the imperatives of social media platforms," Scollon said.
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In the case of Facebook and Uber, these strategic imperatives came together in a wonderfully complementary way — Uber wants to be everywhere, and Facebook wants to absorb everything, so the two came together.
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Kavanaugh said IBM would continue to "maintain a high level of investment" in 2018 as it boosts its capabilities on its high-margin "strategic imperatives" such as cloud, mobile, cybersecurity and data analytics.
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"We are pleased to have reached this agreement with the South African government which demonstrates our alignment with the government's national imperatives for inclusive social and economic development," said Chief Executive James Quincey.
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The opponents of the merger will scream "monopolization," a knee-jerk response so mindless that it is tempting to believe that it is driven far more by ideological imperatives rather than actual analytics.
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Without a doubt, the imperatives of showing friends in the Arab world our commitment to them — and recognition of their partnership in the Global War on Terror following the horrific events of Sept.
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Strip away the moral imperatives here: On a purely tactical level, the use of chemical weapons to kill and force out hundreds of holdout civilians in Douma seems to have made no sense.
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The Beatles, more than any other musical act, epitomized the soft danger of rock n' roll—the long embraces and dance floor imperatives that seem preposterously innocent now, but genuinely were innocent then.
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The security team generally pushed for more disclosure about how nation states had misused the site, but the legal and policy teams have prioritized business imperatives, said the people briefed on the matter.
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This is not an underclass, really; these teams are just going their own way, in defiance of their fans' hopes or the broader trajectory of the league or the general imperatives of progress.
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As a result, the future of entertainment — with a rotating cast of hapless investors embracing a shifting set of new and improved strategic imperatives — is likely to look a lot like the past.
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Trump argues that the government should do more to insure that workers have good jobs, speaks very little about religious imperatives, and excoriates the war in Iraq and wars of occupation in general.
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Never have those conflicting imperatives collided quite as drastically for Mr. McConnell as now, as he manages Mr. Trump's impeachment trial with an eye toward protecting the president, his Senate majority and himself.
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Aspden's Egyptians are evolving people trying to balance faith, family, ambition and personal happiness against the broader imperatives of authoritarian leaders (at home, in the mosque or church, in the government and military).
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Instead of a more limited and achievable American foreign policy, most policy makers from both parties believed that the United States could then, at minimal cost or risk, act on its own imperatives.
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The coronavirus battle brewing inside the Trump administration is putting two urgent imperatives in conflict — showing credibility in tackling a global health crisis while calming unsettled investors and voters in an election year.
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These "strategic imperatives", spread across IBM's various businesses, continued to grow in the first quarter, but failed to offset weakness in the company's core operations, especially at the technology services and cloud platforms business.
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As governments worldwide and online companies struggle to strike a balance between privacy rights and law enforcement imperatives, three U.S. officials confirmed a pact is in the works, although it would require congressional approval.
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" The group added that diversity and inclusion were "business imperatives on which Publicis Groupe will not negotiate" and that it was "leadership's job to nurture the career aspirations and goals of all our talent.
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"The value is so much about the strategic imperatives area, and that's why I think this is a disappointment," Daniel Ives, chief strategy officer of GBH Insights, said on CNBC's "Closing Bell" on Thursday.
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Keenan: Is it potentially damaging to either of those two imperatives to ask if John Cook's memo sent on Friday evening was accurate, concerning the process by which those posts were flagged for deletion?
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This is not a matter for frivolous inducements and simplistic imperatives: the simplified message of pink ribbon campaigns and incentives of this nature can obscure the complexity of the screening choices that confront women.
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And there's always an adjustment, between what you can say during a campaign and what you find are the possibilities and the imperatives when you win the election and you enter the Oval Office.
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Beyond the normal, profit-driven imperatives of brick-and-mortar projects, Lake Nona has an additional purpose — wellness — a notion that is intended to permeate virtually every aspect of the community, Mr. Zboril said.
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Gina Belafonte, the daughter of King's close friend Harry Belafonte, runs Sankofa, an organization that connects the arts with activism, and she spoke about the imperatives of culture in the service of social change.
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Because these rival imperatives overlap, courts have encouraged presidents and lawmakers to resolve disputes by negotiating compromises to accommodate both branches' needs, like letting lawmakers read certain documents but not take copies of them.
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What most alarms congressional negotiators is that political imperatives appear to have overtaken the immigration policy deliberations in the still-unfolding debate over Mr. Trump's vulgar description in last Thursday's meeting of some nations.
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The proposed merger of Europe's two largest train makers, one German and one French, demonstrated on Wednesday that economic imperatives are pushing the Continent together even as populist politicians try to pull it apart.
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Magic, which usually does not demand faith in a particular deity, or the sometimes exclusionary imperatives of organized religion, allows people to access a sense of the miraculous on the level of the quotidian.
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Rather, they said, she will work as a liaison with news organizations so that Facebook can better meet their journalistic and business imperatives and lessen some of their suspicion about the social media giant.
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Although the system is hardwired for long-term planning, it seemed like state and society was perpetually convulsed with the imperatives of getting to the next Communist Party Congress without the wheels coming off.
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Mr. Liebezeit's playing was a foundation of a movement eventually categorized as krautrock, the German style that bridged the open-ended jams of psychedelia and the stripped-down imperatives of punk and dance music.
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It is not the job of the EPA administrator to "save the planet," whatever that means, or to satisfy the supposed imperatives underlying whatever slogan happens to be the trendy one of the day.
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I wish I had greater confidence that Trump could distinguish between the imperatives and distractions, discern the worst outcomes and least worst outcomes, weigh up the options, and come up with a reasoned approach.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS --Negative low-single-digit organic revenue growth on a constant currency basis for 2016 but the resumption of positive organic growth over the medium term, driven by growth in strategic imperatives businesses.
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Schiff asked further what steps the Trump Organization has taken to prevent "intelligence collection at the club" and how the "revenue raising goals of the private club" conflict with imperatives of protecting state secrets.
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It will be McConnell's job to understand and respect each situation and design a final bill that is carefully tailored to those imperatives and, in the end, is the least bad for most of them.
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It's clear that many legislators and career staff on Capitol Hill seek more scientific expertise and the fellows bring the knowledge and analytical skills required to address national imperatives from privacy to the opioid epidemic.
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"The twin imperatives of economic prosperity and environmental protection guided us in our decision-making," Jim Carr, Canada's minister of natural resources, said, adding he was confident the project supported the principles of sustainable development.
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Parents have certainly gotten much more aware about sun protection, though they sometimes feel a little overwhelmed by the variety of products and by the job of keeping up with the imperatives for proper use.
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But they are hungry for gains across the political map, and in red areas they have encouraged candidates to put local imperatives above fealty to the national party, even tolerating outright disavowals of Ms. Pelosi.
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But to impose that vision of America requires both political appointees and career civil servants to ignore not just the letter and the spirit of the law but also their own personal and institutional imperatives.
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In the present American political climate, with nationalism and racist, ethnic, and xenophobic violence at high tide, neutrality is not an option for institutions that have ethical imperatives, represented by art, built into their DNA.
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Unavoidably, the clergy made itself a foe of the government, which argued that no one was above the law and that the sanctuary movement was, at heart, inspired more by politics than by theological imperatives.
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His low-cost strategy of making astonishing statements upending conventional wisdom satisfied each of these imperatives, ensuring constant free media and proving beyond a shadow of a doubt that Trump would be doing things differently.
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As seen with the Paris climate agreement, European leaders are willing to move on without the United States when it comes to strategic imperatives, despite the fact that multilateralism without the United States is weaker.
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The research on the topic, they say, suggests that Abrams's vision was so clouded by the Cold War imperatives to fight communism that he twisted the language of human rights to justify some pretty terrible behavior.
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Tortoise is still five people making their imperatives melt together, and the front and back cover images for "The Catastrophist," its first album in seven years, reinforces that notion with superimpositions of the band members' faces.
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For the new activist Democratic Party, the bedrock foundations of our society embedded in our Constitution such as rule of law, free speech, due process and presumption of innocence have been reduced to opportunities, not imperatives.
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His presidential candidacy — built on racially-charged language, offensive comments about women, nationalism and appeals to less-educated whites — snugly fit the imperatives of a party that was drifting away from a majority of the public.
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The Iron Quadrilateral consists of four interrelated and mutually reinforcing geopolitical imperatives: The third and fourth components of the Iron Quadrilateral fall firmly within conventional foreign policy thinking and would likely be embraced by any administration.
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But if there's a meaningful signal in this noise—and you can almost hear it, something about the pettiness of power and the insufficiency of politesse in answering older, ruder imperatives—it is buried pretty deep.
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Maybe the convincer is, despite the gas-eating miles between everything here, the city still has something like old-time art communities, a social network still only partly regulated by the imperatives of the market machine.
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What I discovered sheds light on how Mr. Kavanaugh made his way in his early career, and how he flagrantly breached his role as a neutral public servant and followed the imperatives of a political operative.
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Dr. Buchan worries, too, that with financial support coming from one government, rather than a large bloc with well-established grant-making structures, future funding decisions may be driven by political imperatives rather than academic excellence.
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Now that he has effectively secured the GOP nomination, Trump should embrace what this author calls the "Iron Quadrilateral," which consists of four major, and mutually reinforcing, geopolitical imperatives that should be pursued with steely determination.
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With the ex-slaves betrayed and the Indians conquered at last, an "uncommon" America emerged, characterized by neither the imperatives of creative destruction nor even simple greed as much as by extravagance, mismanagement and predatory flimflam.
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But of course I have been exposed to Yvonne Rainer, Judson Church, and all of the ways that people tried to find something and undermine all of the outdated principles — these imperatives that really were imprisoning.
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Here is a checklist of imperatives for Washington: The cost will seem high, but we need a system that our candidates will choose voluntarily instead of trying to outgun their opponents with questionable big-dollar private contributions.
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While both are progressive Democrats and are expected to be elected as leaders of their respective caucuses, they may find it difficult to stay on the same page tactically given the different political imperatives of their caucuses.
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If Darwinism is right, and I think it's the best approximation we have to the truth about how humans came into the world, then all aspects of the human animal are shaped by the imperatives of survival.
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The perspectives voiced at this summit pointed to three key imperatives for progress in the financial advisory: It's up to each of us to stay attuned to career development opportunities — particularly when they come in unexpected forms.
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Rather, the institutional imperatives of state power prevailed, rather as in the case of the CEOs for whom the fate of the species is of such little concern that it does not even enter into the rankings.
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" The kind of messages that provoke reactance and a defiant or oppositional response, according to one study, include "imperatives, such as 'must' or 'need'; absolute allegations, such as 'cannot deny that …' and 'any reasonable person would agree.
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A more recent, more painful memory captures the contesting imperatives of finality and delay: "If you want to throw in some dirt," the priest addressed the widower and his child generally but did not complete the sentence.
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"There is a sense of urgency in this matter and we call on both governments to take instant and constructive steps to uphold international humanitarian imperatives and evacuate this vulnerable group," the UNHCR said in a statement.
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In the broadest sense, Mr. Trump's "fire and fury" and "locked and loaded" warnings fit the strategic imperatives of the advisers who gave him classified briefings at his golf club in Bedminster, N.J., over the last week.
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" As Jean Bethke Elshtain wrote in her biography, "The world of women was, for her, a dense concoction of imperatives, yearnings, reflections, actions, joys, tragedies, laughter, tears — a complex way of knowing and being in the world.
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The difficulty that the heads of state and government now face is of how exactly to reconcile that chasm between the collective action that the union needs, and the domestic imperatives to which national leaders tend to respond.
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The Paris Agreement to tackle climate change, adopted in 20133 by close to 22013 governments, notes that countries will take into account "the imperatives of a just transition of the workforce" in their efforts to limit global warming.
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Dr. Anna Powles: The factors that drove the Solomon Islands and Kiribati to switch diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China in September have less to do with ideology and more to do with development imperatives and domestic politics.
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Marshall's argument for the Constitution rested on the expanded powers it offered the federal government; on its usefulness in meeting national security imperatives; on the protections it offered to private property; and on the strong judiciary it created.
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Revenue from the company's strategic imperatives ended 2016 representing 41% of total revenue, well ahead of the company's 40% target for year-end 2018, in part due to faster than anticipated declines in a number of legacy businesses.
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There are certainly perspectives from which this could seem true; Durant's decision to write his own story necessarily cut against many familiar sports-narrative imperatives, which as it happens have generally not been written by the players themselves.
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The gender-swapped comedy satisfies a couple of-the-moment entertainment industry imperatives: It allows Hollywood to reanimate lucrative old properties ("Ocean's Eleven" was, of course, itself a remake), while recasting them with diverse casts and woke politics.
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But Mr. Connell said defense lawyers had an ethical obligation to independently seek additional details that might persuade members of the jurylike commission to spare their clients' lives — suggesting that the rival imperatives are creating an irreconcilable conflict.
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Nor do Israel and Egypt, the neighboring countries that impose tight restrictions on the movement of people and goods in and out of the territory, citing security imperatives such as preventing the smuggling of more weapons into Gaza.
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It assumes that Mr. Putin was only reacting to the West, and did not have his own objectives shaped by deeply held fears and hatreds, solemn dreams of glory and political imperatives on which he depends to survive.
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Unless they're engaging in fraud or making extremely large and risky investments, they're simply no match for the mathematical and economic forces—the compounding of interest, the long-term imperatives of markets—that make money beget more money.
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But in a political climate where truth is dismissed, diversity is disdained, and free access to resources is a radical notion, it can be difficult to figure out where politics end and moral, or even professional, imperatives begin.
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Klaus Schwab's annual pre-meeting press briefing on Tuesday ahead of next week's annual World Economic Forum (WEF) gathering in Davos, Switzerland, focused on the need for global participants to pay greater heed to coordinating economic and social imperatives.
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If it ever comes to that — if there is ever again a substantial bloc of Republicans in Congress who want to address this problem, enough to get Dems past 60 votes in the Senate — the same imperatives will apply.
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If nothing else, the hyperactive weekend at his golf resort proved that Trump is not going to be the kind of president who is so mired in running the country that he loses sight of his own political imperatives.
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Every human being has to choose between the imperatives of individual desire and the sacrifices required to unite with others; furthermore, often it is the connections that make the greatest demands on us that end up being most fulfilling.
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For every ginned-up hypothetical scenario of spoiled brats having a sit-in to protest too many white guys in the lit course, there are very real cases where trigger warnings or safe spaces aren't absurdities, but pedagogical imperatives.
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Even without any policy, the economic imperatives driving the transition to cleaner fuels are expected by 2030 to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the power sector by 33 percent of their 20303 levels, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Despite a last-ditch effort last week by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan to play adviser to Mr. Trump before the talks, the American president still seems rather unconcerned by Japan's long-term strategic interests — actually, its imperatives.
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"I believe that we can and we must find a thoughtful way to balance the imperatives of safety, security and privacy in protecting Americans from terrorists using 21st century technology and social media platforms to avoid detection," Warner said.
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"If the Greens had the ministries for transportation, energy, housing and infrastructure, they would be in a fairly good position to implement most of their important climate imperatives," Eric Chauvistre, a political scientist at Magdeburg-Stendal University, told me.
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"He will emphasize our continued support for the agreement's high, enforceable standards that will benefit American workers and businesses while furthering our national security imperatives in the Asia Pacific," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said in a statement.
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"Barring a major economic slowdown or execution issue, we believe the growth in IBM's strategic imperatives businesses can begin to offset the decline in its core businesses within the next 12 to 18 months," White wrote in a research note.
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Instead, motivated by what I can only assume are moral imperatives and a sense of patriotic duty, the current whistleblowers have put their trust in a federal system that has a history of destroying those with the best of intentions.
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Reasonable people can disagree about the right way to strike the balance, but that's all there is to it — a political balancing act of costs and benefits in which the imperatives of border security need to be balanced against other considerations.
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Silicon Valley titans have recognized that through the vehicle of industry groups (or trade associations as they are called in DC), such as TechNet, they, like the leading corporations of most other industries, can advance both their political and business imperatives.
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Trump's appeal is based on his promise to return to an earlier, simpler era, where jobs were rooted in physical activity (manufacturing, coal mining) and the economy was governed by the imperatives of nationalist solidarity ("America First") and not globalization.
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IBM continues to look to its strategic imperatives -- analytics, cloud, mobile and security -- for growth that can counteract the decline of legacy parts of its business, and that segment delivered $8.8 billion in revenue, up 11 percent year over year.
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Other episodes focus on Princess Margaret, and the later part of the series gives considerable weight to the young Prince Charles, sympathetically portrayed by O'Connor as a sensitive and insecure young man at odds with the implacable imperatives of royal behavior.
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I wrote recently about the manipulation of benefit/cost analysis by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and more generally about the adverse implications of the evolution of the federal bureaucracy into an interest group driven by both budget and ideological imperatives.
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But she did less of it than Democrats usually do, perhaps because the convention's dual political imperatives — reassuring both the left end of the party and the general public — made it impossible to make a coherent case for an agenda.
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You know, I'm a lifelong open source advocate, so I'm very familiar with things that I feel like are moral imperatives that the whole world needs to get on that are difficult to get the general public to worry about.
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So my motivation, Kara, has come from really wanting to spend the time to understand, to name exactly what this economic logic is and how its own imperatives, its own compulsions created a completely different trajectory toward the digital future.
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Steinhauer pursues her subjects and these larger imperatives in the warrens of Congress, through hearing rooms, private offices, rented apartments, endless functions and then across the country as the freshwomen make their way through their first eventful year in office.
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Second, firms with high debt levels face stronger imperatives to hedge their exposure to highly volatile revenues by selling futures or buying put options in derivatives markets, so as to avoid corporate distress or insolvency if the oil price falls further.
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This is of a piece with the larger impulse of these shows to anthropomorphize and sentimentalize their subjects for maximum emotional effect, turning the Darwinian imperatives of animal survival into comic or tragic sketches about parenthood, feeding, sex and male pride.
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There is also something to be said for not moving away entirely from the mind-set of the campaign, with its imperatives to both reach out and to challenge, with its skepticism and its sense that there are always options.
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As an adviser to those who sponsor, manage and invest in infrastructure projects around the globe, we understand not just the economic imperatives and financial benefits but the civic responsibility and societal benefits that come from investing in and rebuilding America.
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Our Founders distributed power between states and branches of government, and expected us to argue, just as they did, over the size and shape of government, over commerce and foreign relations, over the meaning of liberty and the imperatives of security.
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Our Founders distributed power between states and branches of government, and expected us to argue, just as they did, over the size and shape of government, over commerce and foreign relations, over the meaning of liberty and imperatives of security.
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In an art world overshadowed by the supposed clarity of celebrity branding and market valuations, studying Chefs-d'œuvre d'Afrique reveals a plethora of genuine mysteries behind the spiritual and social imperatives that greatly shaped and inspired what we now call Modern art.
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The decision to announce her technology imperatives outside of Silicon Valley may seem strange, but it represents one of the platform objectives: to democratize tech industry growth across the country, rather than just leaving the industry isolated on its most well-known turf.
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The tension between strategic interests and US morale imperatives was also in play in Rubio's exchange with Tillerson on the Philippines, where a drugs war orchestrated by President Rodrigo Duterte has resulted in the deaths of thousands of people in extra-judicial killings.
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Our Founders distributed power between states and branches of government, and expected us to argue, just as they did, fiercely, over the size and shape of government, over commerce and foreign relations, over the meaning of liberty and the imperatives of security.
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IBM has been moving away from its shrinking hardware and software businesses to what it calls "strategic imperatives," which includes the contribution of cloud computing – where companies use a remote network of data centers instead of their own hardware to cut costs.
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A world without objective truth in which heroic humans create their own moral imperatives sounded pretty cool when I was 20, but as I head into the second half of my 30s, Nietzsche's ideas now cause me nothing but embarrassment, and, yes, sadness.
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Mr. Bolton did, however, raise a useful analogy that evokes the need to assess laws in the context of strategic imperatives: the Israeli air attacks on the Osirak nuclear reactor in Iraq in 1981 and on a Syrian nuclear reactor in 2007.
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Whether my mother is right and some circuit in my head is incomplete; whether some traumatic event in my childhood changed how I see myself; whether I'm swayed by the omnipresent imperatives of beauty propagated by all forms of media—who knows.
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Propelled by the imperatives of Cold War competition, the United States made investments on an unprecedented scale in institutions dedicated to education and research, while engaging in massive public-private partnerships to disseminate then-new technological marvels like cars, phones, and televisions.
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Instead, Anderson's caustic parable about ambition, wealth, power, and the raw, ruthless ways of American capitalism may have more to say about our historical moment (and the imperatives that produced it) than any movie that doesn't have The Purge in its title.
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Republican candidates are thus torn between conflicting imperatives: the need to propitiate the GOP primary base by echoing Trumpian themes, and the need to win support among at least some of the general-election voters who belong to the anti-Trump majority.
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Thinking our foothold resides in making decisions that are too complex for algorithms to expropriate them from us, the frontier that automation cannot cross into is where experience design requires team collaboration, creativity, financial imperatives, company culture, engineering ability and market objectives.
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A Bannon spokesman blasted Gillespie for allegedly having no message and being inauthentic, which is quite the charge coming from people who will change what they are saying on a dime, depending on the imperatives of the political spin of the hour.
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In a brief statement this week about the still mysterious murders of a Bangladeshi imam and his assistant, the Queens district attorney, Richard A. Brown, captured, perhaps unwittingly, the dueling imperatives a prosecutor faces in a case that strikes at an entire community.
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While he was incubating, science fiction itself was maturing with a new cohort of writers, notably Ursula K. Le Guin and Samuel Delany, who left behind the slam bam imperatives of genre fiction and wrote narratives that were indebted to literary fiction.
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Unfortunately, 21st-century big-budget action movies are made according to a more rigid template, and "Beyond" follows its immediate predecessors, "Star Trek" and "Into Darkness" (both directed by J. J. Abrams), in sacrificing some of the old spirit to blockbuster imperatives.
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When I first saw "The Clan," at the Venice Film Festival last September, I was impressed by its insight and bothered by what I took as a certain glibness, a too-easy accommodation of moral horror to the imperatives of the thriller genre.
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As with efforts to curb the industrial burning of coal, significant cuts in the output of refineries could clash with the government's economic and political imperatives, particularly at a time when the trade war with the United States has threatened China's growth.
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Echoing arguments Justice Department attorneys had made in the case, Griffith warned that allowing the House to use the courts to enforce the subpoena against McGahn would lead to a flood of hard-to-resolve suits pitting congressional imperatives against executive branch interests.
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The fraying of international trading arrangements and the rise of nationalist imperatives have been driven by intensifying public anger in many countries over widening economic inequality, and the perception that trade has been bountiful for the executive class while leaving ordinary people behind.
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A NAFTA redo is indeed long overdue, as well as a purge of the toxins of political correctness and ideological imperatives from all trade and tariff issues -- but, above all, a prevention of a potentially catastrophic trade war that could spread globally.
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"Today's announcement ensures that the creation of Coca-Cola's largest bottling partner in Africa will strengthen our business while also closely aligning with the South African government's national imperatives for social and economic development," Coca-Cola Chief Operating Officer James Quincey said.
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And I think that maybe these imperatives from the 1960s … I'm not saying that they were political necessarily, but the act of abandoning these sanctioned structures of how to make something, and then what should ultimately be exposed, is maybe a political act.
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"In 253, our strategic imperatives grew to represent more than 2455 percent of our total revenue and we have established ourselves as the industry's leading cognitive solutions and cloud platform company," Ginni Rometty, IBM chairman, president and chief executive officer, said in a statement.
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Far from learning on the job or modifying his views to fit the imperatives of America's global role — as did so many of his predecessors — Mr. Trump is falling back on the familiar mix of belligerence and isolationism that fueled his "America First" campaign.
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The iconic New York-based enterprise technology company has now suffered 19 straight quarters of declining year-over-year total revenues, since April 2012, amid uneasy transition away from operating systems and equipment, and toward "strategic imperatives" like business services, artificial intelligence and cloud.
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"Obviously we can't be in the full customs union because the restrictions that implies goes beyond the political imperatives from a UK point of view," said Hammond, who had campaigned to stay in the EU ahead of the Brexit referendum in June last year.
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"The quarter/guidance overall we would characterize as a slight disappointment as the margin softness, in-line Strategic Imperatives number, and unchanged guidance for the year was not enough for the bulls on the name and could put some pressure on shares," Ives said.
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John Kasich of Ohio, one of Mr. Trump's former rivals for the Republican presidential nomination, sat shaking his head in the Oval Office as what was supposed to be a discussion about economic growth and geopolitical imperatives devolved into talk about a conspiracy theory.
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"I believe that we can and we must find a thoughtful way to balance the imperatives of safety, security and privacy in protecting Americans from terrorists using 21st century technology and social media platforms to avoid detection," Warner said after the State of the Union.
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Jeffrey L. Bewkes, the Time Warner chief executive, dismissed those fears when we spoke Friday, saying that they don't jibe with the company's business imperatives: to offer the most channels for the best price, and to have its own channels as widely distributed as possible.
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"Our strategic imperatives revenue again grew at a double-digit rate and now represents 46 percent of our total revenue, and we are pleased with our overall revenue growth in the quarter," said Ginni Rometty, IBM chairman, president and chief executive officer in today's announcement.
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Though the I.T.F. and the ATP have lately been rubbing up against each other's ambitions — and budgetary imperatives — the biggest fault line still runs between the ATP and the four Grand Slam tournaments, which remain the economic engines and star-making machinery of the sport.
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While there are clear public health imperatives to ensure populations are following instructions to reduce social contact, the prospect of Western democracies making like China and actively monitoring citizens' movements raises uneasy questions about the long term impact of such measures on civil liberties.
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By that point, the standard explanation peddled by the free software crowd—that free software development could be sustained on the basis of the ethical imperatives of freedom and altruism—no longer seemed adequate to account for the rapid emergence and adoption of a project like Linux.
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There are a whole lot of folks in this chamber — good people — who would like to see more cooperation, would like to see a more elevated debate in Washington but feel trapped by the imperatives of getting elected, by the noise coming out of your base.
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This tradition aligned neatly with the imperatives of the Democratic Party, and emphasized the idea of a continuous tradition of standing up for the little guy, starting with Jefferson, continuing with Andrew Jackson, and moving onward into the administrations of Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt and Kennedy.
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According to the fact sheet distributed to Congress Monday, it also says 300 people who have entered the country as refugees have gone on to become the subject of counterterrorism investigations, an apparent attempt to solidify the national security imperatives Trump has claimed are behind the order.
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To Gutiérrez, this was borderline delusional; it ignored both the House's longstanding resentment of being seen as subordinate to the Senate and the weak position of Republican leaders, whose edicts about demographic imperatives carried only so much weight with members in safe districts with few Hispanic voters.
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It has been overwhelmed by the legion of assertions that scream out for fact-checking; undercut, at times, by journalists' human failings and the economic imperatives of ratings and page views; and under siege from partisan attacks intended to bully it out of doing its job.
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On the face of it, an ad informing women, in a secular context, that they don't have to bow to the imperatives of a religious patriarchy would seem to qualify, but the broader mission of administrators is to protect a range of sensitivities that ultimately become unclassifiable.
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It offers a case study of how academic and legal imperatives often collide with the pressures of big-time college sports, at a time when academic fraud and sexual assault scandals are roiling campuses across the country, from Baylor University in Texas to the University of Mississippi.
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"Both sides are attuned to their own political imperatives and not where the other side might have an area of accommodation," said Nisha Biswal, president of the U.S. India Business Council, who served as assistant secretary of state for Central and South Asia during the Obama administration.
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" Ellison is not a policy wonk; he talks about such imperatives as "raising the minimum wage, putting money into the schools, staving off environmental disaster" in long, rolling clusters, and often ends by declaiming the point of the whole thing: "Just improving the quality of people's lives!
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But right now, perhaps because of the unusually strong home-brew beer I was drinking, I was enjoying it immensely, and I felt a strange tenderness for him swelling in my chest, an almost fraternal instinct of protection, very much at odds with any properly journalistic imperatives.
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In particular, the decision by virtually all House Republicans to view their role as defending Trump, rather than pursuing a genuine assessment of the underlying facts, underscores how partisan imperatives have almost completely eclipsed any commitment to Congress' independent authority to check and balance the executive branch.
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In the political time theory, the disjunctive phase is typically characterized by two problems: The different factions in the party can no longer be reconciled, and the priorities of powerful voices within the party can no longer be reconciled with the national mood and its policy imperatives.
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In under two weeks, we've seen a blatant disregard for the rule of law; an almost gleeful hostility to a free press; a willingness to suppress scientific truths; an eagerness to politicize our national security; and an indifference to the constitutional imperatives and popular calls for presidential divestment.
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Although Turkey is formally a liberal democracy, with all manner of written commitments to the secular imperatives of separation between church and state, free press and free speech, Erdogan has launched a massive assault on the media and a muscular campaign to promote the government's role in religious activities.
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Between the algorithmic character of (much of) its news dissemination, the role of decentralized user choice, and the commercial imperatives of personalization, there's little chance that the Facebook experience will ever bear the kind of ideological stamp that, say, the Time-Life empire bore in Henry Luce's heyday.
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" McGinty, for her part, said American policy toward Syrian refugees must be governed by "two imperatives" — primarily that there should be a "thoroughgoing vetting process" to prevent the entry of possible terrorists, but also that we should "be true to our values and principles to welcome those fleeing oppression.
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The history of the Big Apple Circus is tied so intimately to the social imperatives of the late 1960s and the '70s, freedoms that allowed people in their 20s to reject conventional ambitions and forsake direction, that it is virtually impossible to imagine anything like it being recreated today.
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But if selecting Mr. Pence would seem to be a concession to standard political imperatives, the move is also a gamble for Mr. Trump, who has typically valued his allies for their deep loyalty and public feistiness, rather than for the workmanlike political abilities that Mr. Pence embodies.
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Judis defines neoliberalism this way: In the United States, neoliberalism meant the modification, but not wholesale abandonment, of New Deal liberalism — support for the New Deal safety net, but beyond that, priority to market imperatives — while in Europe, it meant the partial return to older free market liberalism.
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" While Comey would deny any balancing of political imperatives, it is nonetheless a fact that his decision to not press for indictment was accompanied by several damning findings — most notably that Clinton and her colleagues had been "extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information.
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The boost was intended to address what experts in both parties said was the degraded state of the military's hardware after sixteen years of war and half a decade of tight budgets, in which the imperatives of fighting have allowed programs in "training and readiness" to be neglected.
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As Senator Elizabeth Warren has surged toward the top of the Democratic presidential field, she has found herself torn between two competing imperatives: maintaining her perceived purity from the influence of wealthy contributors and not ceding any financial advantage to President Trump, who is busy breaking fund-raising records.
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"Timeless" and his other early recordings established the imperatives that would always guide him: Whether playing with sparse accompaniment or a clutch of other chordal instruments, he tended to play a melodic role, tracing bulbous shapes or sheer lines, and rarely beefed up his solos with chunks of harmony.
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And it underscored the limitations of both traditional political imperatives and Mr. Trump's establishment-aligned advisers against the combination of Mr. Trump's instincts, the wishes of his family and the preference of Stephen K. Bannon, the senior adviser to the president-elect and an admirer of Mr. Zinke.
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But the questions facing the senator's supporters and the progressive left become more complicated outside the laser focus of an electoral campaign, when voting dates and ballot imperatives offer structure to the fight -- and the candidate has a media platform and debates and town halls to communicate to the nation.
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A good segment of evangelical voters appear to have blithely abandoned both the Christian-nation candidacy of Mr. Cruz and the kinder, gentler social conservatism of Mr. Rubio in favor of Mr. Trump, who is unabashedly ignorant of the biblical imperatives that form the foundation of evangelical culture and politics.
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The two strategic imperatives are these: Facebook is very much a company in that first category and, as I've written before, it's why Facebook is building what looks increasingly like a sort of Meta OS, a layer on top of true mobile operating systems subsuming more and more of their functionality.
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Yet there are other imperatives that bedevil the contemporary heirs of traditional female identity, for whom insouciance in the face of the domestic can seem a sort of political requirement, as though by ceasing to care about our homes we could prove our lack of triviality, our busyness, our equality.
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If the country responds to the administration's cruel approach to immigration with a shrug or with resignation that all that can be done is wait for Trump to be voted out of office, we will have failed to the most basic of moral imperatives: to recognize the shared humanity of others.
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Everything about Sheffield — from the language to the culture to the cold weather — makes them feel homesick and displaced, and they find themselves caught more and more between cultures, between familial obligations and more personal imperatives, between bright expectations, nourished in India, and the grim realities of life in England.
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They and their two children had lived in the house for the better part of a decade, long enough for its awkward eccentricities to lose their charm and for renovation wish-list items to become imperatives — especially an out-of-commission upstairs bath that forced the family to share another one.
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And the fact that the business model runs on those ratings means that even if Samantha Bee wanted to preach to someone other than her choir, her imperatives as an entertainer require constant milder variations on calling Ivanka Trump the c-word … because for her viewers that's what makes it entertainment.
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I believe the Arab Youth Survey reveals three strategic imperatives that call for knowing the Middle East through the eyes of its largest demographic: The economic imperative: While the U.S. has achieved greater energy self-sufficiency, the global economy will continue to depend on the Middle East's vast oil reserves.
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The ratings and Outlook incorporate Fitch's expectation that IBM's investments in strategic imperatives (data, cloud and engagement) and achievement of cloud-based efficiencies will result in double-digit growth and achieve sufficient scale in these markets to offset long-term secular decline in legacy IT demand in the medium term.
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The hope is that beyond the influence of Facebook's business imperatives or the public's skepticism about the company's internal choices, the oversight body can come to the proper conclusions about how to handle false information, calls to violence, hate speech, harassment and other problems that flow through Facebook's user-generated content network.
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Overall, IBM's stock is up about 20 percent for the year so far in 2019, and some analysts are optimistic: "We believe the ongoing growth of the Strategic Imperatives unit will return IBM to organic growth in 2019 despite ... currency headwinds," read a note from markets firm Nomura Instinet from early this year.
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The frantic efforts to keep government functioning reflect two equally vital imperatives — a need for government action, including emergency economic measures, in response to the crisis; and an acute desire to reassure citizens, businesses and financial markets that the authorities are in control — even if they were woefully unprepared for the outbreak.
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As the president wrapped up his first visit to the United Nations, meeting a battery of leaders from South Korea to Ukraine, his performance showed a man pulled between the imperatives of policing his tone and a temptation to shake up the proceedings with plain talk, parochial humor and well-aimed mockery.
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For more than a year, the stalwart veterans group has been working to reframe the debate as a question of not only moral and economic imperatives, but also patriotic ones, arguing that access to medical marijuana could ease suffering and reduce suicide rates among soldiers who return from the horrors of war.
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"As far as Palestine goes, India's material interests may be fewer [compared to its the economic and defense imperatives driving its relations with Israel], but India still officially supports a two-state solution and seeks good relations with much of the Arab world, for whom the Palestinian cause is important," explains Jaishankar.
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Rueda is ultimately driven by the same contrasting imperatives that drove Cerdà: to capture, for all citizens, the benefits of rural living (quiet, clean air and water, green and garden spaces, tight-knit community) alongside the benefits of urban living (efficient distribution of people and goods, mixing of diverse communities, economic and intellectual ferment).
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If, as Al-Sharif alleges, the elimination of women from the public sphere was the result of strategic imperatives—an attempt to stanch the Pan-Arabism that was spreading across the Middle East, by getting the country's powerful clerics on side—one cannot help but wonder if recent freedoms are borne of similar considerations.
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In Ben-Gurion's usage, that Hebrew term took in the republican concepts of civic consciousness—"the individual's responsibility to his/her fellow citizens, to the public domain and the common weal"—and civic affinity, a broad recognition of communal imperatives that "do not derive from a primordial attachment" to an ethnic or religious group.
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At the same time, this novel addresses many themes that have animated Ms. Smith's work since the start: the competing claims that family, cultural heritage and politics exert on identity; how personal imperatives are shaped (or not) by public events; the mix of emulation, resentment and rebellion that inform children's attitudes toward their parents.
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Here, however morbidly, is where I have always fixed the problem when yet another instance of "inappropriate language" blows up big and bright in the body politic, whether from the living or the dead: the gross distortion of national priorities and imperatives when it comes to dealing with both the myth of race and the reality of racism.
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" In this world view, power and nationalism provide their own imperatives -- an idea more commonly advanced by the Chinese government, which also on Tuesday imposed their final deadline on US airlines to change the name of Taiwan on their maps and websites -- a move which the Trump administration had previously (and accurately) described as "Orwellian nonsense.
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The can't-look-away quality of his public persona and his media awareness have frequently pushed much of our national journalism into an unsavory corner where the imperatives of equal time, hard scrutiny and adherence to traditional standards have given way to the business lure of the huge television ratings and internet clicks that Mr. Trump uniquely provides.
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The imperatives of cable television, which thrives on simplified story lines and high-decibel confrontation, don't necessarily align with the goals of the candidates, who seek a fair chance to get their message out, or of voters, who want to size up the candidates as people and educate themselves about salient differences in their policies and values.
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Frustrated by Christian conservatives' focus on reversing liberal successes in legalizing abortion and same-sex marriage, those on the religious left want to turn instead to what they see as truly fundamental biblical imperatives — caring for the poor, welcoming strangers and protecting the earth — and maybe even change some minds about what it means to be a believer.
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But Mr. Schumer's immediate challenge will be to meet the often competing imperatives of those senators, who reflect the Democrats' larger struggle of whether to try to tailor an appeal to the working-class white voters who defected to Mr. Trump or to try to increase the so-called Obama coalition anchored by minority and younger voters.
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"People need the U.K. to be respectful of the fact that the remaining 27 members of the EU also have political imperatives, they have domestic constituencies, they have an economic stake in this and at some point, we do need to have clarity about the direction in which we are moving," said David O'Sullivan, the European Union ambassador to United States.
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Among them: people who want to release a "perfect" product (he says this is usually toxic); and founders who fall so in love with their own technology that they're blind to the imperatives of building a business (in other words, they confuse validation from a small, early group of users as success and don't pay enough attention when user growth turns sluggish).
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The WGAE has already negotiated collective bargaining agreements with three of the companies organized in the last year — Gawker, VICE and ThinkProgress — winning important economic gains (for example, a 39 percent compensation increase at VICE), locking in health and other benefits that previously were changeable at management's whim and crafting important provisions to protect the independence of editorial work from conflicting business imperatives.
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I'd even hazard that this was how Sanders intended it to be interpreted, and that this double meaning encrypts a private as much as historical truth that for modern Jewry the Left may be the mightier birthright, its social-policy compassion and anti-discrimination imperatives constellating an identity that supersedes any other—a replacement for Judaism even more Christian than Christianity.
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Mark Martins of the Army, and his team had argued that the law permitted some concessions to national security imperatives in such a case, while playing up how much information the government had turned over in discovery about the black-site program, including summaries about what agency employees and contractors who served as guards, doctors and interrogators at the prisons saw and did.
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Opinion Columnist A truism of our times is that media hysteria quickly envelops every major story, with social media virality and cable-news imperatives combining to make any domestic controversy feel like Watergate, if not Fort Sumter, and any international incident feel like the assassination of Franz Ferdinand — until the next story rolls around and last week's crisis is forgotten.
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It is, at once, a gothic parable about pride and betrayal; a thoroughly contemporary — and deeply moving — portrait of a marriage; and a novel, in the lineage of great works by Chinua Achebe and Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, that explores the pull in Nigeria between tradition and modernity, old definitions of masculinity and femininity, and newer imperatives of self-definition and identity.
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Zuckerberg has a long list of imperatives he needs to accomplish if he is going to testify (leaving his hubris in Menlo Park might be a good place to start), but, above all, he's got to do what he has so far failed to do in this crisis that threatens to de-monetize much of his financial model: Assert. Inspire.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES The ratings could be downgraded if Fitch expects: --A shift to more aggressive financial policies, including expectations core leverage will be sustained in excess of 1.25x; --Continued mid-single-digit organic negative revenue growth (constant currency basis) or profitability pressures within IBM's traditional recurring core franchises, signalling a weakening operating profile despite the company's strategic imperatives growth focus.
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The deal combines disparate provincial efforts, and overlays them with two federal imperatives: by 2018 each province must have in place either a carbon tax or a cap-and-trade scheme that puts a minimum price on carbon of C$10 ($20183) a tonne, rising to C$50 a tonne by 2022; and by 2030 coal will no longer be used to generate electricity.
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But even more harmful were some of the storytelling choices made by the show's creators, Michelle and Robert King — the season-long criminal case against Matt Czuchry's Cary Agos, which marginalized a key character (and actor); the baffling on-again, off-again relationship between Alicia and Diane (the wonderful Christine Baranski), which seemed driven by the exigencies of plot rather than the imperatives of character.
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But the systems that produce those teams and the various imperatives and incentives and guiding economic forces of the college basketball business—all those sneaker companies and recruiting services and boosters and dicey rainmakers and subsidiary brands turning away in greasy synchronicity within the Talent Allocation System's stainless housing—all work to push things in the direction of a progressively more efficient and less variable excellence.
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Putting these four implications together — coping with unprecedented technological change, adapting to a world of unceasing cyberconflict, navigating concepts of privacy and the power that comes with access to big data in the hands of the private sector, and countering the insidious and pernicious effects of the delegitimization afforded by the malign use of the internet — yields at least two imperatives, both of which are transformational.
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Projects ponder the temporality of indigenous culture, the morphing of bio and animal, the "long durée" of gradual historical alterations, transitions of global cyber culture, slowness of painting and reading, contemplations of the built environment, the "deep time" of ecology and the volatile encroachment of global warming, and the historical resonance of "passage" with contemporary imperatives of persistence and survival under threatening cultural and political conditions.
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READ: From Bob Dylan to David Beckham: Male style icons While music critics have been gracious towards both albums, their appearances have also provoked streams of snark from cynics on all sides of the generational divide; some seeing in Dylan's latest transformation a concession either to what moldy figs believe to be the better species of pop music or to the imperatives of -- whisper it gently -- old age.
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It was about whether they could pull off one of the most intriguing experiments in late-night television history; whether Mr. Colbert, who became a leading voice in American political satire by playing a fictional character on his Comedy Central show — holding forth before a cable congregation of the converted — could succeed as himself in the big broad tent of network television, whose commercial and corporate imperatives can be homogenizing.
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" Alas, Mr. Freedman wrote, what we've been doing in recent decades in this country is "pushing older people to disengage from society, extolling a 'golden years' existence around graying as playing, peddling age-segregated playgrounds," which he says is "at odds with the developmental imperatives of older generations, the needs of younger ones, and the requirements of a society that for the first time ever has more of the former than the latter.
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Prince's eclectic background gave him the confidence to grapple with Cloudflare's speech dilemma at all its various layers: As a trained lawyer, he understood the legal implications of corporations policing speech acts; as the founder of a tech company, he was familiar with the technical abilities as well as business imperatives of dealing with customers; and as a liberal-arts-son-of-a-journalist, he thought a lot about what kind of rhetoric is acceptable online.
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Jewell: Hi. My name is Jewell Stewart, and I have a question about, I thought it was really interesting how you were talking about the difference between the cultures in D.C. versus over here in San Francisco, and I'm wondering a little bit about the process versus product question, which is that the product of the news, the news inasmuch as it is a product is being driven more so by the imperatives of the market that exists here.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad inifitum ad nauseum, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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I was repeatedly struck by the extent to which Israel prefigures trends that are spreading around much of the world: the rise of religion and nationalism; the coexistence of a high-tech sector with orthodox communities; the division of society into rival communities that are so hostile to each other that they need to be kept apart by a wall; and the rise of strongmen leaders who argue, in effect, that the imperatives of national security override namby-pamby worries about civil rights.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do, because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act when we know that that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do -- because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseum -- when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of the institutions of our liberty, then we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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When we remained silent and failed to act when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty we deny our institutions and forsake our obligations.
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When we remain silent and fail to act, when we know that silence and inaction is the wrong thing to do because of political considerations, because we might make enemies, because we might alienate the base, because we might provoke a primary challenge, because ad infinitum, ad nauseam, when we succumb to those considerations in spite of what should be greater considerations and imperatives in defense of our institutions and our liberty, we dishonor our principles and forsake our obligations.
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And by the way, we also have to actively resist -- this is important, particularly in some countries in Africa like my own father's homeland; I've made this point before -- we have to resist the notion that basic human rights like freedom to dissent, or the right of women to fully participate in the society, or the right of minorities to equal treatment, or the rights of people not to be beat up and jailed because of their sexual orientation -- we have to be careful not to say that somehow, well, that doesn't apply to us, that those are Western ideas rather than universal imperatives.
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And by the way, we also have to actively resist — this is important, particularly in some countries in Africa like my own father's homeland; I've made this point before — we have to resist the notion that basic human rights like freedom to dissent, or the right of women to fully participate in the society, or the right of minorities to equal treatment, or the rights of people not to be beat up and jailed because of their sexual orientation — we have to be careful not to say that somehow, well, that doesn't apply to us, that those are Western ideas rather than universal imperatives.
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