Putin's letter called for urgent moves to withdraw large-calibre weapons from the conflict zone.
However, one urgent move is now essential – to speak out in support of decriminalising homosexuality across the Commonwealth and wider world.
Adam Posen, the Bank of England's leading "dove", has urged his colleagues on Threadneedle Street's monetary policy commitee to ignore rising inflation and back urgent moves to boost Britain's flagging economy.
Parents have lobbied for the urgent move to a new building under the Treganna Campaign group – pulling a number of stunts to press the Welsh Assembly Government into taking hand of the issues which have left many students missing out on learning.
Wasn't an urgent move, but our adoption is much better than expected, so didn't want to risk any loss of focus.
"The current inflation profile doesn't show the need of an urgent move, but in our view, the BoE will be ready to act in November, when the ongoing asset purchases programme will terminate and the effects of further credit easing might be clearer," she added.
In an urgent move to mitigate the impact of US protectionism on Mexican economy, Enrique Peña Nieto's administration is now pushing for a renewal of its free trade agreement with the EU.
This month, Ms. De Cesare released "Unsettled/Desasosiego" (University of Texas Press), an urgent and moving work that chronicles those who grew up amid political wars, gang wars or both.
No one watching this believes that the Count will now become a faithful husband, but, for that very reason, the point of the finale — the necessity of forgiveness — is all the more urgent and moving.
The New Labour peer's memoir of his last months of life has you consider, with urgent and moving immediacy, the possibilities of the antique concept of "dying well".
