Sentence examples for urgent projects from inspiring English sources

In the short history of the Obama White House, two of its most urgent projects, reducing unemployment and pacifying Afghanistan, have yet to yield persuasive results.

It will, of course, need more money if urgent projects, like the £6bn fast west coast link between London and Glasgow, are to be built.

Dependent predominantly on local demand, which is limited, airlines in smaller African countries have either collapsed or consumed vast amounts of government cash that might have been better spent on more urgent projects.

This benefit is often used by legal and financial services firms whose employees have to work late on urgent projects and there may be claims that ditching this could end up having safety implications for staff.

The problem was not what the money was spent on, but where it came from: mainly unreleased appropriations, funds reassigned from slow-moving to more urgent projects, and "unprogrammed funds" (ie, standby amounts to be released when revenue collections exceed targets).Mr Aquino's government defined those funds as savings.

If Britain cannot increase defence spending, then it must scale back less urgent projects, such as new fighter jets and aircraft carriers.Abandoning Afghanistan, leaving a vacuum for the Taliban to fill, would mean a victory for extremism everywhere, a destabilised Pakistan and a less safe world.

"This is an urgent project," he said.

Cooper was placed in charge of the urgent project to develop a cell phone.

But the timing of Kubrick's letter, in March of 1964, suggested a much more ambitious and urgent project.

He wanted to apply the lessons of past presidential triumphs and failures to his own urgent project of setting the country on a new path.

At the moment, however, they are engrossed in a more urgent project: the enshrinement of August 2nd as a national day of mourning.