Sentence examples for urgency of cases from inspiring English sources

In response, Harmoni said four GPs assigned to cars for home visits for the London area were able to cover some of the triage work, taking half of the calls from their vehicles in between home visits to assess the urgency of cases.

As a proxy, triage (i.e. SATS and TEWSS values were used to identify the urgency of cases.

This was because the urgency of cases waiting for surgery did not justify six theatres working simultaneously.

The method adopted by the panel allowed an objective system for comparing the urgency of individual cases, providing an oversight of all cases awaiting admission and thus reduced pressure on individual clinicians.

"This doesn't go as far as we'd like," said a Senate aide who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the final legislative language had not yet been released, "but given the urgency of the cases involving the death penalty, we felt we had to act now and this had the best chance of securing bipartisan support".

This is largely due to social media users, including @BlackMarvelGirl, who initially called attention to them in two viral tweets, stressing the urgency of their cases.

In this instance, the spokesperson said the "urgency of this case" would mean it was "likely to be released very quickly".

I am conscious of the urgency of the case as well as its importance".

The coincidental timing of the video added to the urgency of a case the judge has called "extraordinary and unique".

But Chief Judge R. Lanier Anderson III said at the close of today's hearing that the court understood both the import and urgency of the case and would work diligently toward a decision.

The State Department official was scathing about the F.B.I.'s demands, saying the bureau lacked experience operating in countries with sharply different cultures, had no understanding of Yemeni sensitivities about "having a large Westerner standing in a room during the interrogation of a Yemeni," and had allowed the urgency of the case to override its judgment.