Sentence examples for urgent strategy from inspiring English sources

We need a coherent and urgent strategy to meet demand and support an overworked, undervalued mental health workforce.

This was designed not only to point the finger at Clinton, but also to deflect attention away from himself – which, given the tasteless disclosures of the last few days, was probably his most urgent strategy.

Field, the MP for Birkenhead and chair of the House of Commons work and pensions committee, said Labour needed an urgent strategy to deal with Nuttall's succession to the Ukip leadership, as he will appear to many voters as a man who is "on the right page at the right time".

Unlike Mr. Gore or Mr. Bush, who retreated to their headquarters for urgent strategy sessions when their campaigns were foundering, Mr. Bradley continues to trudge ahead as he did before, suggesting strongly that he will make no radical changes to his game plan before March 7, when more than a dozen states hold primaries that will elect about a third of the delegates needed for nomination.

Labour said that an urgent strategy was needed sooner than 2014 to inform the UK's response to greater political integration in the EU.

These statistics indicate that urgent strategies should be implemented to slowdown the increase of cancer incidence in Africa.

Habitat fragmentation requires an urgent conservation strategy to prevent local and regional scale habitat deterioration, by reducing patch isolation to maintain genetic diversification and functional connectivity.

"That means making sure there is accessible high-quality healthcare and support, like the rest of us are afforded when we are ill, and removing people from the dangers of unregulated street drugs". The Scottish Conservatives said "a radical and urgent" drugs strategy was needed, with the "atrocious statistics" making it clear that current approaches were not working.

Thus, the urgent referral strategy seems to be effective.

A review of the evidence base to inform urgent care strategy concluded that in urban areas with poor primary care access such as the location of our study, 'many may use an A&E department as their first point of urgent and emergency care' (NHS England, 2013, p11).

The strategic positions and geographical advantages of the Turkish container ports in the world transportation network create an excessive demand which seek urgent development strategies for managing ongoing problems in operational and administrative level.