Sentence examples for urgency to explain from inspiring English sources

"I have written to Sir Michael Lyons and asked him as a matter of urgency to explain who at the BBC gave guidance to Sir Alan and whether he had informed them that he would be a Labour peer".

In fact, our urgency to explain everything to quell our own fears will be confusing to children.

The comparison was intended, his aides acknowledged, to give the confrontation a sense of urgency and to explain why the United States could wait only weeks or months to disarm the Iraqi leader.

The Bible is full of severe-sounding judgments, impelled by a sense of urgency that is hard to explain if, in the end, there will be no lasting consequences.

What Mr. Bush has failed to do over these months of agitation is to explain his urgency to the American public or our allies.

In trying to explain the urgency of the attack on Syria, Spicer explained, "You had someone as despicable as Hitler, who didn't even sink to using chemical weapons".

Clinical trials executives met with factory managers to explain the task's urgency.

In an interview with Forbes.com Executive Editor David A. Andelman, Kao outlines how to explain to skeptics the urgency of investing in innovation.

To explain how reward induces urgency, or time pressure in responding, it has been suggested that a high ongoing rate of reward may encourage fast frequent responding, minimizing opportunity cost [ 11].

He said the "sense of urgency" would be reduced and the need for cuts would be hard to explain to public sector staff.

[advocate] When attempting to explain the reasons why SHS legislation has failed to attract political urgency, most informants agreed that acute health issues, such as hospital bed shortages, unavoidably take precedence on the political agenda.