We're in a state of urgency.
The group, the New York State Independent System Operator, titled its new report "Power Trends," instead of the previously titled "Power Alerts" to reflect a lessened state of urgency, the group's president, William J. Museler, said.
Born in the small Flemish town of Herenthout, 20 miles from Antwerp, Mr. Vandekeybus accompanied his father, a veterinarian, on his rounds: "I saw dramatic things, especially with farmers who were in a state of urgency, facing a problem they could not solve".
"Immigrants are declaring a state of urgency and resilience," United We Dream executive director Cristina Jimenez said in a statement.
"There's no doubt that our tribe, as well as many, are in a state of urgency.
Adding to her thoughts, Woodard went on to state the urgency for dialogue surrounding police who have issues dealing with race and culture.
Article IV, Section 8, of the California Constitution specifically notes that "statues calling elections, statutes providing for tax levies or appropriations for the usual current expenses of the State, and urgency statutes shall go into effect immediately upon their enactment.
Someday, the challenge of Global Warming and Peace on Earth could well become the greater legacy, but for this current state of urgency, I will focus on the combined problems at hand: the economy, the automobile industry and energy, introduced in my previous HuffPo, Buy American, Again.
In clinical practice, patients usually state that urgency limited their travel activities, even for taking a bus to working sites.
The second are affective states of urgency, or lack of urgency, that impact patients' perceptions of timeliness, the desire to make and act on a decision within a certain timeframe, and peace of mind.
