These competing water-energy demands are global and not unique to the U.S.; this highlights an urgent role for first-principles scientific innovation.
The bilateral economic agenda has expanded in recent years, with energy competition taking on a more urgent role, but in 2008 the most important issue will be China's management of its foreign reserves, which now exceed $1 trillion.
In both traditions, we may find death-bed healing without curing and be struck by the urgent, transcendental role of Beauty, as expressed in nature (human and elemental), the arts, architecture, and music.
But there is a habit that's cousin to the urgent quest for role models common to many readers that is even more maddening.
Trotsky believed that its formation was all the more urgent for the role he saw it playing in the impending World War.
As the health care system evolves to cope with expanding demands in the face of limited resources, it is unclear how patients with episodic care needs will be treated, and what role urgent care centers will play in their care.
As the U.S. health care system evolves to cope with the expanding demands of population growth and aging in the face of limited resources, it is unclear how patients in need of episodic care will be treated, and what role urgent care centers will ultimately play in their care.
Ostensibly a chronicle of "ひろしま hiroshima," an exhibition of forty-eight color prints by the photographer Miyako Ishiuchi, in Vancouver, in 2011 and 2012, the film is an urgent reminder of the role of contemplation in evoking feeling from history.
Frustrated and worried that their candidate has failed to capitalize on what they see as his best selling point, prominent Democrats say Vice President Al Gore needs to devote the closing week of the campaign to delivering an urgent pitch about his role in the administration's economic successes.
There have also been some disappointments, most notably perhaps the failure, despite Labour's best efforts, to pass an amendment that would prevent private companies performing public functions from suing: a principle that already applies to public bodies in common law and has become urgent with their increasing role in providing services.
The role of urgent colonoscopy in lower GI bleeding (LGIB) remains controversial.
