Sentence examples for urgency in relation to from inspiring English sources

4.15pm GMT The Independent Police Complaints Commission, which is also investigating the shooting, has put out this statement: We note the inquest jury's determination and findings and we are considering them as a matter of urgency in relation to our ongoing investigation.

Following the conclusion to the inquest, an Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) spokesperson said: "We note the inquest jury's determination and findings and we are considering them as a matter of urgency in relation to our ongoing investigation".

However, since the Brexit vote, there seems to be a greater sense of urgency – particularly in relation to any initiatives with a dynamic-sounding title.

The 'meaning' of technologies is only comprehensible in relation to the societal urgency that they address (e.g. in relation to mobility, time use, habitation).

The characteristics of the consultation carried out were evaluated both in terms of motivation and urgency for the required intervention, and also in relation to diagnosis and recommended medications.

Martin has explained, in relation to the theme of urgency, that the album's title means "doing something on impulse".

Or a leader appearing to offer little clarity, in relation to its allies' sense of urgency, on what should be the level of new pressure on Iran and how fast it must be applied.

The more independent they become, the greater the urgency to get policies and procedures in place, particularly in relation to ethical aspects to ensure they are programmed to 'understand', adjust and act appropriately.

Mr Swinney added: "The AAIB are aware of the urgency in determining the cause of the accident, in particular, in relation to reassuring the men and women who are asked to fly today, tomorrow and next week.

Resuscitation of the pregnant patient requires awareness of specific guidance in relation to the tilted position for cardiac massage and the urgency of peri-mortem caesarean delivery.[ 6] At the same time as endorsing every effort to make motherhood 'safer for mothers', it is important to keep a parallel focus on the fetus and neonate.

"It is important therefore that the Education Secretary makes clear his intentions, particularly in relation to any changes to the 2010 Act, as a matter of urgency".