Sentence examples similar to urgency's objective from inspiring English sources
Sped into a run, a walk cycle can also convey the urgency of the agent's objectives.
It also said allegations that human rights workers and supporters of Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai had been intimidated and arrested in recent days "highlights the urgency of objective fact-finding by an independent U.N. expert".
The SWALIS model might represent a suitable test bed for different urgency criteria, more objective definitions (i.e. oriented to specific procedures), higher standards (i.e. International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health), and rater reliability of the clinical assessment.
Although it is important to stay true to key goals and objectives, urgency often displaces importance, a re-occurring concern of senior leaders.
This explains Aeon's urgency.
This objective takes on urgency in the world in which we find ourselves.
At 48 yr of age, the index patient reported micturition urgency and impotence followed by progressive asthenia, objective vertigo, orthostatic syncope, constipation, and motor difficulties of the left lower limb with poor balance.
"At the G8 summit in Gleneagles in July, the US and other G8 countries agreed to 'act with resolve and urgency to meet our shared and multiple objectives of reducing greenhouse gas emissions'.
With the ISCB Fight against Ebola Award, the society offers for the first time an award for a specific scientific objective, thereby acknowledging the urgency of action required to fight a rising challenge.
The political objectives of this new urgency were defined in the Freedom Charter, drawn up over two days in June 1955 by an ANC-led rainbow alliance known as the Congress of the People.
