Sentence examples for urgency to adopt from inspiring English sources
No decisions are expected from the two-hour meeting, but ministers will call on the European parliament "as a matter of urgency" to adopt an agreement on security forces' use of airport passenger data, overriding objections from privacy campaigners.
Now that the university and many of its alumni donors are faring worse economically, Harvard officials see a greater urgency to adopt the kind of mundane cost savings that can add up to what Mr. Summers called "very large amounts, very quickly".
"This shift is driven by the urgency to adopt cloud-based and microservice-driven application architectures for faster development cycles, and dealing with sophisticated security threats.
The report presents troubling findings, in the midst of the urgency to adopt a human rights framework.
With regard to internal policy matters, it is in my view a matter of urgency finally to adopt the Convention on the Common European Frontier Agreement, as well as to implement measures to combat terrorism and, of course - as other speakers have said - illegal drug trafficking.
Khan had that "urgency" to follow his own path.
Such a multi-module structure was chosen in order to include the whole pre-admission period, so as to adopt different clinical urgency criteria and to manage any elective surgical procedure.
Recent studies have shown the urgency for future engineers and knowledge workers to adopt new teaching curricula in order to cope with the increasing industrial requirements.
There is therefore an even greater urgency to describe and understand the mechanisms through which interventions impact on the risk environment and facilitate an individual's ability to adopt and accept HIV prevention technologies.
But his somber plea for the major nuclear powers to adopt an abolitionist agenda before the minor nuclear players do us all in, written well before Sept. 11 shattered our false sense of security, comes freighted with a poignant urgency.
They decided to adopt her.
