Synonym: compelling, compulsory, critical, crucial, mandatory, necessary, pressing, urgent. Similar words: cooperative, lucrative, narrative, pejorative, administrative, temperature, competitive, hyperactive. Meaning: [ɪm'perətɪv] 
n. 1. a mood that expresses an intention to influence the listener's behavior 2. some duty that is essential and urgent. adj. 1. requiring attention or action 2. relating to verbs in the imperative mood.
n. 1. a mood that expresses an intention to influence the listener's behavior 2. some duty that is essential and urgent. adj. 1. requiring attention or action 2. relating to verbs in the imperative mood. 
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181. It is very important to consider the possibility of the ovarian metastasis in patients with colonic cancer, and prophylactic oophorectomy is imperative in order to effect a cure.
182. Explain the categorical imperative. What is the meaning of categorical?
183. It is imperative to build LNG receiving terminals in some provinces or cities in the southeast coastland of our country.
184. In addition, chromium resource in China is very limit, so the research of chrome-free and less-chrome tanning agent are very imperative.
185. Along with time's development, Developing automatic train control system (ATC-D) based on digital coding track circuit of proprietary intellectual property is imperative.
186. In order to improve the modelling of the erosion process, it is imperative to measure the instantaneous current density on arc root.
187. It is for this reason that they can state that ongoing detoxification rituals are imperative to ascension; the main ritual being the one of the daily bath or mud bath .
188. It is imperative to reform the non - specialized computer basic course in institution of higher learning.
189. And under imperative necessity [Sentencedict.com ], he abolished the writ of habeas corpus.
190. Apart from an absolute moral imperative, trends such as outsourcing and just-in-time production compel the international community to make sure that no part of the world suffers disproportionately.
191. In essence, this categorical imperative is an expression of the oft-heard moral remonstration: ‘what if everybody did that?
192. Well, this leaves us one big question: what is the categorical imperative?
193. As safety will invariably affect the project objective, it is imperative that every assigned task must be executed safety through effective planning, communication, co-ordination and co-operation.
194. Medical electronics has become an elective or the compulsory course in medical colleges, but the teaching condition has restricted the quality of teaching, so the educational reform is imperative.
195. Collecting standardized data to describe advanced nursing practice is imperative to define the value-added component of nurse practitioner (NP) care.
196. Bentham presented a logic on will or imperative sentences in 1780. Ernst Mally was the first man who tried to construct deontic logic.
197. Dynamic control of technology document flow is imperative to industrial production.
198. In Ersu language, perfective prefixes and imperative prefixes have the same forms of some directive prefixes in verbs, in aspect, mood and space categories separately.
199. Functional programming gives you new, different building blocks to achieve the same goals that imperative languages accomplish with other mechanisms.
200. Traffic and reform of car tax cost regard national tax as the breach of reform, imperative.
201. Whendelegating work, it is imperative to provide the delegatee with the necessaryresources as well as the authority to complete the task, and then to providesupport when needed.
202. "You align the economic signals with the imperative that we have to save the planet and ourselves, " says Krupp.
203. Earlier this year, in March, a "Precis" was published by the Department of Defense Command and Control Research Center entitled The Agility Imperative.
204. F # also supports all the common imperative programming constructs, such as conditional statements and looping constructs.
205. He prefers a hybrid approach where there are "islands of purity" in an otherwise imperative language with a clear delineation between them.
206. Written more than 100 years ago, Mashi Wentong has a fairly deep understanding of the imperative sentence .
207. Come as intellectual economy, company finance affairs shows more and more apparent inelasticity, financial innovation is imperative.
208. You can use the direct imperative form of verbs to give advice also, eg: Go home / Go home: Get a rest / Get a rest: Take an aspirin / Take an aspirin: Have a good sleep / Have a good sleep.
209. BCPL was an imperative language developed by Martin Richards at the University of Cambridge and was a precursor to the B language that evolved into the C language we use today.
210. A greater degree of wisdom than heretofore as regards the ends of life is becoming imperative.
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