Sentence examples for make urgently from inspiring English sources

He took out a full-page advertisement last year urging miners to make "urgently needed" reforms.

China's leaders have said that the double-digit growth of the past must be abandoned to make urgently needed adjustments to the economy.

"The opacity of the student loan market poses a particularly problematic risk: That we use it as an excuse not to act decisively to make urgently needed fixes," Chopra said, according to his prepared remarks.

A referral must be made urgently, she said, "because crimes are continuing, and the number of victims is increasing day to day.

She helped inspire a new film movement and made urgently vibrant work that blurs fiction and nonfiction, only to be marginalized, written out of histories and dismissed as a dilettante.

"I expect those improvements to be made urgently, and I have asked to be updated regularly.

Improvements need to be made urgently.

Even those with less than complete faith in Trump have to think that a team like that would do more than any team Clinton could name to make an urgently needed course correction.

Perhaps that is also part of the frontier novel's appeal: in our ultra-connected world there is nowhere that can't be visited, either in person or online – but these stories can still transport us to distant times and places and make them urgently real.

What is critical is for the winner of the presidential race, and for the three European nations, to make it urgently and abundantly clear to Iran's president, Mohammad Khatami, and his mullahs that the West will brook no further delays, and that it is serious and united about imposing stern sanctions if Iran won't abandon its nuclear fuel enrichment efforts.

In the February 2010 issue of Science, you had a letter that said, among other things, "It is essential that the scientific community work urgently to make standards for analyzing, reporting, providing access to, and stewardship of research data operational, while also establishing when requests for data amount to harassment or are otherwise unreasonable".