imperatively การใช้

• We imperatively demand the immediate release of the Russian tanker,
• Washington greeted them imperatively, " Something must be done.
• In contrast with Article 12a, this article is not imperatively formulated.
• Most imperatively, he cannot assign sensitive police tasks to poorly disciplined street toughs.
• He was imperatively a self-taught artist aside from a few night classes.
• Dahrendorf argues that society is composed of multiple units that are called imperatively coordinated associations.
• He saw social conflict as the difference between dominating and subject groups in imperatively coordinated associations.
• Some sort of guide had become imperatively necessary for the practical application of this voluminous and intricate material.
• When the conditional has the former purpose, it imperatively comes along with a conditional subordinate clause in the past subjunctive.
• It is imperatively important for its neighbors and really very important for the rest of the world that Japan get back on track,
• Concepts could be applied imperatively or permissively when a Petri ( see Petri net ) condition for synchronous transfer of meaningful information occurred.
• If there is any principle of the Constitution that more imperatively calls for attachment than any other it is the principle of free thought,
• But Colonna quoted Chirac as saying in his conversation with Blair that Iraq " must imperatively restart its cooperation with the United Nations ."
• The scenarios are ideally phrased declaratively rather than imperatively  in the business language, with no reference to elements of the UI through which the interactions take place.
• The cry has gone forth from one end of the kingdom to the other that a grievous wrong has been done, and that restitution is imperatively demanded ."
• "The presidential system is imperatively necessary to govern the country efficiently . . . and it could offer much-needed political stability, " he said.
• There, she said, " Women are needed in the pulpit as imperatively and for the same reason that they are needed in the world because they are women.
• At this time, he was imperatively ordered to cease all hostilities by the government of Madras, and a sort of peace was patched up between the company and Tippoo Sahib.
• Thereafter this " Kanchole " faction imperatively had to scatter in the nearby regions, marrying with the women from the other Suryavanshi and Somvanshi castes of Mumbai, and nearby areas.