So why is there no commensurate urgency of action or brutal honesty of thoughts?
Unfortunately for Europe, growth also reduces the perceived urgency of action where action is urgently needed – for example, Greece.
Many Americans have raised legitimate questions about the nature of the threat, about the urgency of action.
"We'll respond with the urgency of action that this situation demands, but after eight years of fiscal dereliction of duty, it's time for accountability".
Moreover, the success of recovery efforts will come to seem preordained, even though it wasn't, and the urgency of action will be lost.
His non-fiction works have the urgency of action thrillers while the Bourne films were shot through with real post-9/11 paranoias – waterboarding, black ops, global surveillance.
But it was also a result of the urgency of action on climate change, the lack of action being taken at a national level, and, ironically, the government's attack on the income stream of environmental groups.
But it would leave our leaders free to make global commitments and proclaim their benefits without a strong voice outlining the scale and urgency of action needed, and the scrutiny of civil society on the (in action of our leaders.
Professor Lodge said the findings and the court ruling "highlight the urgency" of action to protect the Great Lakes, which support a $7 billion fishing industry and contain 20 percent of the world's freshwater.
