"The protesters were issued with a without-notice injunction from the high court but I don't think the urgency was there to justify an injunction of this kind," he said.
The menace had been all German, the South Americans' anxiety prompting a huddle just inside the mouth of the tunnel as they sought urgency with the intrusive television cameras shoved away by Martín Demichelis.
House speaker John Boehner saying the ruling "underscores the urgency of repealing" the bill.
In fact it removes the urgency required to lead an international campaign to end the ban, as well as relegating the need for social and psychological provision for women who have had abortions or, like Karen, have been victims of the current legislation.
Speaking in Washington, Osborne said that the turmoil in the world's financial markets meant there was now "a far greater sense of urgency" and mounting pressure on Europe from the G20 group of developed and developing nations.
The University of Edinburgh's decision to continue investment is indicative of its failure to recognise both these stark facts and the urgency of the issue.
"The rhetoric had stepped right up because of Wednesday's action and I sensed more urgency from government," he said.
"Pulling those people out of energy poverty is of far greater urgency than the modelled crises that have been advanced".
Nnamdi Obasi, senior Nigeria researcher at the International Crisis Group, attributed the sense of urgency to the prospect of defeat by Buhari.
"States should call on the UAE to reform the kafala system and institute labour law protection in line with international standards as a matter of urgency," Begum said.
Bob Ward, policy and communications director at London's Grantham Research Institute, said the news that warming had been greater than previously thought should cause governments currently meeting in Bonn to act with renewed urgency and lay foundations for a strong agreement at the pivotal climate conference in Paris this December.
