Imperator 

A term in Ancient Rome that was given to a Commander for his great acheivements on the battlefield.

Maximus Serverus was one of the first men to benamed Imperator in the Roan Empire.

Imperator by Jonnyc2121 April 30, 2008

President Imperator

A ruler who, though having a great deal of power to interpret all laws and decisions of a given government, is a benevolent leader chosen by the people to lead his or her country to glory in accordance with the "general will" of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's philosophy. For more information, see "enlightened despotism".

All hail the President Imperator, leader of our great nation.

President Imperator by matas May 30, 2006

Impecatory 

The action of riding your bike to hell.

This stunt can weaken the rivael's strength. A fearful stunt!
If not pedaling, the bike went back, this impecatory bike led the boy to the hell.
Ya.

Impecatory by Hushu August 17, 2011

institutional imperative 

1.how an entire organization can rise up to help a boss justify some deal he’s inclined to do, regardless of its merit
2. any company’s inherent propensity to do dumb things (or avoid doing smart things) simply for the sake of doing them.

1. The stock market collapse was encourage by many respected investors by participating in the overarching fininacial industry institutional imperative of rolling over debt and reselling them as investments.
2. Warren Buffett in discusing the motivation of bankers and institutional leadership in a 1989 letter. Believes that Institutions are built to appease the wishes of a few in leadership positions, to the point that employees are convinced that they are justified in all of their actions regardless of the effect. Specifically in addressing the needs and motivation of bankers, who will encourage any deal regardless of merit.

2. “Don’t ask the barber whether you need a haircut.”"It was his thinly veiled dig at Wall Street bankers and the perverse incentive system for corporate “advice” on mergers and acquisitions — namely that bankers are paid only if a deal is completed. (Bankers typically earn nothing if a deal is abandoned or collapses, giving them little reason to recommend against pursuing a transaction.)"

It was a timely note from

institutional imperative by Abcent Minded March 2, 2010

Imprecatory 

The action of riding one's bike into hell.

If not pedaling, the bike went back, this imprecatory bike led the boy to the hell.

Imprecatory by showbiz0 August 14, 2011

copulatory imperative 

A term used to describe males of all species. This is the explanation as to why every man is a womanizer. It clarifies why men are constantly on the move, cannot entirely commit and are consistently unfaithful. In the movie, Someone Like You, Ashley Judd’s character explains that men are habitually on the quest for "the new cow" so they can fulfill their "copulatory imperative."

Like a voracious lion seeking lunch in the Sahara, guys want to spread their seed eternally. This powerful force causes them to seek out a new and different woman after they've slept with a perfectly wonderful one. Thus, men are innately barbaric and rest assured they will never be fully domesticated.

Baby girl, what was Donald D. thinking? You're amazing. Why would leave you and sleep with that naaasty hoe?

Oh, because he just couldn’t overcome his copulatory imperative.

copulatory imperative by Educated by keen observation and tragic experience. August 10, 2007

Imprecatory 

The act of riding your bike into or inside of Hell.

Eggie is always imprecatorying at night.

Imprecatory by Sw1ss August 17, 2011