Sentence examples similar to justifying immediate action from inspiring English sources
As I and many others have noted, there is no crisis that justifies immediate action to balance the budget.
Headteachers and MPs are pressing for an urgent ban, arguing that the Scunthorpe deaths justify immediate action while the research is undertaken.
Under the Supreme Court's precedents, the police do not need a warrant to enter a home when "exigent circumstances" -- signs that evidence is in the process of destruction, for example -- justify immediate action.
Sen. Joel Anderson (R-San Diego) said the delay in the trial justifies immediate action by the Senate to expel Calderon, who the chamber had put on indefinite paid suspension in March.
The Supreme Court was correct when it ruled Wednesday that a Missouri policy requiring a blood test, even without a search warrant, of anyone arrested on charges of driving under the influence of alcohol violated the Constitution's Fourth Amendment ban on unreasonable searches — unless circumstances demand immediate action and justify a warrantless test.
"But not the phone number for immediate action," replies a spokesperson, justifying 34 days of inertia in the face of your pleas.
They wanted immediate action.
We need immediate action.
Immediate action was called for.
Immediate action is necessary.
