The story develops urgency when Addie's grandson comes to stay, following a crisis between his parents, exposing Addie and Louis's burgeoning relationship to outside scrutiny and disapproval.
He adds that at the Leveson inquiry on Wednesday when Lord Black, chairman of PCC funding body PressBof, was giving evidence he got the impression that there was "an urgency developing" around the proposals for a new PCC.
Thus, there emerges an urgency of developing a novel anti-retroviral agent that combat resistant HIV strains.
A panel of cardiovascular specialists developed the urgency score in 1990 [ 6], and in 1995, it was validated in a population-based study [ 14].
There is a great urgency in developing a new generation of antibiotics and antimicrobial agents since the bacterial resistance to antibiotics have increased dramatically.
She races now to honor her brother, Favor Hamilton said, and she has developed a new urgency and fearlessness in her running.
Another consequence of living in a representational desert is that a tremendous urgency develops, a ferocious desire not only to be seen in some literal sense -- we do have a lesbian character, she's that one in the back in the pantsuit; did you miss that episode?
As John Fetzer says, you may be developing a sense of urgency right now and not even recognize it.
In conclusion, the survey reiterated the importance and urgency of developing a set of professional standards for EFL testing in China which should be targeted at both test developers and stakeholders.
Appreciating the inescapability of dependency and the need for care demonstrates the poverty of conceiving justice exclusively in terms of individual rights not to be interfered with and the urgency of developing a liberal theory of justice that includes provisions for care (Kittay 1999; Nussbaum 2007).
Step 1 is about developing a sense of urgency for change which we suggest is gathering momentum in the health sciences literature.
