Sentence examples for urgency in which from inspiring English sources
He said the ethics lawyers, in condemning the lawyers' actions, had given short shrift to the national climate of urgency in which Mr. Bybee and Mr. Yoo acted after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
While there was recurrent conflict within the CNT between moderates and FAI activists, the atmosphere of violence and urgency in which radical activities were carried on in Spain ensured that the more extreme leaders, such as Garcia Oliver and Buenaventura Durutti, tended to wield decisive influence.
In addition, the need to establish a dynamic performance test procedure for machine tools is of increasing urgency, in which the determination of the chatter threshold is alsoof importance.
What constitutes "acceptable" and "reasonable" is clearly subjective and to an extent depends upon the nature of the optimization task addressed and the context and urgency in which an optimal solution is being sought.
He once said that "the so-called Boom, in reality, is the result of four centuries that, literarily, reached a moment of urgency in which fiction became the way to organize lessons from the past".
Delegates urged the union to investigate "as a matter of urgency" ways in which they could take action against the inspectorate, including a boycott, despite warnings that such a move would be illegal.
A boycott of inspections would be illegal, but teachers urged the NUT to investigate "as a matter of urgency" ways in which they could stage a walkout when inspectors arrived at their school.
Tackling the large number of suicides has become a matter of urgency in South Korea, which has the highest rate in the industrialised word.
Still, there is no denying a growing and understandable sense of urgency in Israel, which Iran's president has threatened with elimination.
However, policymakers must investigate as a matter of urgency the way in which the former now mirrors the latter.
The aim of this pictorial review is to identify and discuss these urgencies and emergencies in which radiologists play an important role and can have a significant impact on patient management and prognosis.
