Sentence examples similar to urgency of deadlines from inspiring English sources
The urgency of that deadline has only grown as the pace of the troop pullout has become an issue in the American presidential campaign.
The exposure to management practices enabled teams to attain their LDP results, and they noted that the imposition of deadlines created a sense of urgency and increased the need to attain results, compared to their routine targets.
David Leveaux, a Tony nominee with numerous Broadway credits, stages the piece with a sense of deadline urgency, but there's not much story behind this story.
Will you, Mr. Arafat, agree to D, E, F?' He wants to force a kind of deadline urgency, to bring it to a bottom line: enough already, is a deal possible or not?" Mr. Clinton's meeting in Geneva with Mr. Assad revealed an impasse that seemed unbreakable, and the Americans left the next move to Syria.
And on both projects the crew hurries to meet a deadline with the urgency of a medical team bringing a heart to a dying patient.
(sign right now >>)," Bold PAC employed the urgency of a political candidate facing a deadline to solicit petition signatures in support of Sanders' yet-to-be-announced "Medicare for all" bill.
Keep employees abreast of deadlines.
Officials from the organization have underscored the urgency of their lawsuit because of the approaching deadline for voter registration in New York.
They are published on the regulators' Web sites with specified deadlines for compliance that reflect the urgency of the safety risk: days, weeks, months or even several years.
