Sentence examples for urgency to move from inspiring English sources

Aides say his goal was to "create a pathway" and "a sense of urgency" to "move forward".

Mr. Blair understands the fundamental urgency to "move before Saddam acquires a fair number of weapons," Mr. Schlesinger said.

"The world is imperfect and we are trying with a great sense of urgency to move in a better direction.

Indeed, Burberry's lease at 1350 Avenue of the Americas does not expire until 2011, so there was no urgency to move.

In many of the states in the region, there's no particular urgency to move things along, since each has all the power it needs.

But given climate change, "there's a huge urgency to move forward and move forward as fast as we possibly can," he said.

Dr. Rice: The President has always said -- and he has not changed his position -- the President has always said that he believes there is some urgency to moving beyond the ABM Treaty because he does not intend to allow the testing and evaluation program o f the United States to be constrained by the treaty.

There's increased urgency to make moves before the year ends, Chu said, addressing the House speaker: "Give us a chance for a fair vote".

"The fact that there is now some sense of urgency in policy to move away from fossil fuels due to global warming even in the U.S. will benefit GE," says Sacha Millstone, senior vice president at Raymond James.

I think what you are going to sense is that there is an urgency and acceleration to move in this direction much faster and much more deliberately that what we've done in the past.

There is an acute sense of urgency for companies to move quickly and ramp up to gain consumer and merchant attention because in 10 months, the majority of consumers will have subscribed to two or more providers.