Значения термина imperative sentence на английском

Moreover, today's positive market effects demand further qualification beyond the health crisis.

Dr McCracken said the services will help ease demand for crisis services.

However, he said high demand would keep values from falling too far.

Therefore, companies offering content will be in demand in the near future.

Earlier this year leading doctors raised concerns about increasing demand on hospitals.

If there's free space in the volume group, simply issue the command:

Neither the right words nor the right conditions are at my command.

Haven't heard anything about 'submitting' through my own 'chain of command' yet.

One said cheekily, ''Tis the only ship Jake 'ere'll ever command, sir!'

Changes in command necessitated adjustments that could give rise to new problems.

Background: Medical schools' instruction of skills is often found to be inadequate.

The purchase should be approved by Oct. 15, the government instruction said.

To know wisdom and instruction; to perceive the words of understanding; 3.

The instruction was issued to the National Roads Authority late last month.

Do the animals confront us for weekend entertainment or for serious instruction?

The aesthetic imperative has spread new economy values beyond just knowledge workers.

It was the moral imperative: Someone Is In Pain: Therefore You Help.

The problem cuts to the heart of the imperative for social stability.

Long-term re-evaluation is, however, considered imperative to ascertain and ensure knowledge retention.

They confirmed why it was imperative that the government prioritised crime reduction.

Earlier this year, the Commission proposed a directive to address this problem.

EU finance ministers today agreed a directive aimed at fighting money laundering.

The measure was first introduced into the 2014 EU tobacco products directive.

This directive was opposed at the time by several states, including Ireland.

Since 2009 the EU has adopted the sustainable use of pesticides directive.

The compulsion to try just-one-more-thing to fix a problem before going home.

However, for obvious reasons, they felt no compulsion to share their secret.

There shouldn't be a technology-driven compulsion to work in a certain way.

It just doesn't happen without serious derangement-orsome kind of magical compulsion.

There was some pleasure in the power, and a certain compulsion too.

A final effect of Europe's activism may be in US legal norms.

His ability to ignore moral considerations, legal norms, and basic human compassion makes him both a dangerous and resourceful foe.

Bosnia-Herzegovina: Bosnia-Herzegovina has admitted ignoring legal norms to hand six Algerian-born men to US forces, who then flew them to the controversial Guantánamo Bay prison.

The Foreign Ministry in Moscow issued a statement denouncing the "unprovoked action", which ran counter to the UN Charter and other international legal norms.

At Turner's sentencing, Persky bizarrely praised Turner for having "complied with social and legal norms sort of above and beyond what normal law-abiding people do".