Sentence examples for exigency of this from inspiring English sources

Though aides to Mr. Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel have said the two men were largely aligned on Iran during their meeting Monday at the White House, Mr. Santorum told the Aipac delegates that there is a "clear and unfortunate, tragic disconnect between how the leaders of the country of Israel and the country of the United States view the exigency of this situation".

The growing number of service members in need of mental health care requires that empirically based interventions be tailored to the unique demands and exigencies of this population.

And yet, interestingly, the show is not at all astute about the actual political practices and exigencies of this moment; in fact, at moments it is horribly obtuse about them.

Even if it be true, as the plaintiff in error says, that the supreme court of Colorado departed from earlier and well-established precedents to meet the exigencies of this case, whatever might be thought of the justice or wisdom of such a step, the Constitution of the United States is not infringed.

To meet the exigencies of this case, it is now for the first time proposed by the concurring opinion of Mr. Justice Douglas that a new construction be given to the statute which would preclude any inquiry concerning the fact of petitioner's attachment to the Constitution.

Unfortunately, business models will not address the exigencies of this problem, which are rooted in the socio-economic realities of the ground.

They claim in the exigency of the moment they were doing the best they could.

It is less easy to deny the exigency of the quest itself.

Given the exigencies of the natural order, this distribution cannot be secured within this order.

In the absence of plausible policy specifics, a coherent philosophy, a regard for nuance, or an acknowledgment of the exigencies of governance, this ritual seemed an end in itself.

Pace supported this approach, as an exigency of war.