The issues of the protection of children's rights in extreme conditions, the conditions of children in armed conflicts, rendering urgent assistance to the children affected by climate changes Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports of Azerbaijan Intigam Babayev and chairman of the National Council of Youth Organizations (NAYORA) Shahin Seyidzade and others attended the event.
The 1986 Challenger disaster rocked the space program and the collapse of the Soviet Union ended the cold war, rendering less urgent Mr. Reagan's plan, officially called the Strategic Defensive Initiative.
Manufacturing companies are operating in a severely competitive global market, which renders an urgent need for them to explore new methods to enhance the performance of their production systems in order to retain their competitiveness.
But before we could admire this lofty sentiment, Amis was off defending Mark Steyn (rightwing journalist and author of a book claiming Muslims are outbreeding Europeans) against self-righteous liberal relativists who apparently render "undiscussable" the urgent subject of "continental demographics".
Urgent efforts are needed to render the presidential selection more democratic and transparent and ultimately to reinforce the accountability of the World Bank's governing body to the public that the institution is intended to serve.
But more than that, the vitality of this music-making, the rapt faces of these young musicians, render words such as "urgent" and "passionate" utterly inadequate.
The complex interrelationship between these protective and risk factors correlated with mental health, the occurrence of anxiety and depression, and the health outcomes of ART recipients all render this issue an urgent research priority.
A poetic style that is as individual and omnivorous as Walcott's has a tendency to render its subject matter less urgent and sometimes even less detectable.
Regrettably, we have not yet developed the habits of deliberation that could guide research agendas before technological innovation renders neglected ethical questions immediate and urgent.
Such is the tragedy of Freeheld: a film that should feel urgent and of its time, but instead is rendered cliched and dull by Sollet's amateurish handling of the material.
