Sentence examples for urgency of pursuing from inspiring English sources
This Rio meeting helped to connect the dots between this and the economic and social agendas: building consensus around the urgency of pursuing economic and social policies no longer antithetical to conservation of biodiversity, and pursuing policies of nature conservation that can also support local entrepreneurship, job creation and social protection.
Thus, current antiretroviral therapies (i.e. cART) cannot eradicate HIV-1, a fact that highlights the urgency of pursuing new strategies to find a cure for HIV/AIDS.
Instead of pursuing A.F.C.
"This led to an even greater sense of urgency in pursuing his recovery".
Rachel Taylor, director of higher education at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said: "These cuts will call the viability of some universities into question and at the same time create greater urgency to pursue efficiency savings".
— Peter King, a Republican congressman for New York "Assange is not a 'journalist,' any more than the 'editor' of al Qaeda's new English-language magazInspirepise is a 'journalist.' … Why was he not pursued with the same urgency we pursue al Qaeda and Taliban leaders?" — Sarah Palin "This is [the Obama Administration's] September 11th in the field of diplomacy".
It also quotes Sarah Palin, who said that he should be "pursued with the same urgency we pursue al-Qaeda and Taliban leaders".
The construct is fine, even if not quite Kant's concept of "personality," for by it Boyle demonstrates the urgency of German philosophical idealism, and pursues its effects into the interstices of Goethe's thought.
And experience tells us that the urgency of the moment would likely motivate politically sensitive officials to simply pursue a bailout.
The broad employment of brutal techniques, coupled with the high profile and the urgency of the hunt for Guzmán, makes it seem all the more plausible that Mexican authorities used unsavory, and illegal, means to pursue him.
Pursuing imperial vigour and electoral advantage in Africa and the Levant, French leaders and intellectuals such as Bernard-Henri Lévy have only demonstrated, through their fiascos, the urgency of finding a more modest place for themselves in the world.
