Sentence examples for urgency to implementing from inspiring English sources

The Europeans should add clarity to Basel 2. The Americans should add a bit of urgency to implementing it.

Evidence of the tobacco industry's targeting of people living with SPMI adds further urgency to implementing and evaluating interventions in mental health settings [ 4].

Due to the increasing amount of global waste generated over the years, most countries have the urgency to implement effective household waste recycling to solve this problem.

Typically, when we find a new technology, we feel an incredible -- sometimes irrational -- sense of urgency to implement that technology.

"We face many challenges in our relationship with the ocean, so there is heightened urgency to implement innovative approaches.

If nobody believes that economic solutions are a critical part of solving the Trump problem, we probably won't see much urgency to implement economic solutions.

Decision support systems for empiric antibiotic therapy have been investigated for decades [ 44], but with the prevalence of antimicrobial resistance skyrocketing, the urgency to implement systems that specifically encourage restraint with antibiotics has increased [ 45].

HCWs in EDs show high levels of knowledge and positive attitudes, but the low compliance rate with regard to standard precautions about HAIs clearly reveal the urgency to implement initiatives for improving healthcare policies and to stress the need for adopting and following preventive recommendations by all HCWs.

"Hospitals must not ignore government guidance and commit to implementing the guidelines as a matter of urgency so that cancer patients do not continue to pay unfair hospital parking charges".

This growth highlights the urgency to develop and implement improved means of storage and remediation, and to pursue large-volume utilization options of residue as an industrial by-product.

Over a 10-year period, approximately 82% of farm equipment crashes involved non-farm vehicles, and among those resulting in at least one driver injury, drivers of non-farm vehicles were five times more likely to be injured than the farm equipment operators (Peek-Asa et al. 2007), demonstrating the need or urgency to develop and implement preventive measures.