If you're driving to your destination, stop at a rest area every two hours; if you're flying, use the restroom right before boarding the plane and book seats close to the airplane facilities so they're just a few steps away if an urgent need arises during your flight.
Some urgent problem arose, so she raised her clipboard between us and turned away to cope with it.
But many stressed that the most urgent concern arising from the study was for the welfare of tens of millions of people with little capacity to endure today's vagaries in rainfall, let alone epic dry spells.
As owners, we concentrate on pleasing our customers and whatever urgent issues arise during the day, and we let other issues — even important ones, sometimes — take a back seat.
Insecticides were used when the urgent need arose.
When these seemingly urgent projects arise, bring the attention back to the body itself, to the sensations from which these impulses arise, and feel them completely.
"To the contrary, we are now working with countries not only to plan for the urgent needs arising from fee abolition declarations, but also to use the challenges as opportunities to engage in much-needed system reforms around quality education".
Improved management of people with chronic conditions in primary care may help to avoid some emergency admissions [ 4, 5]; management includes early intervention before urgent problems arise, and such interventions could increase the scheduled use of hospital services.
To the contrary, we are now working with countries, not only to plan for the urgent needs arising from fee abolition declarations, but also to use the challenges as opportunities to engage in the much needed system reforms around quality education".
The urgent question arising from this unfortunate situation is not only were the manufacturing companies or physicians unethically promoting untested and unsafe products for patients, but why did it require over 10 years of legal and market pressures to improve patient care?
