Sentence examples for urgently engaged from inspiring English sources

Before each of the three – Sarah Bannan, Claire Lowdon and Sara Taylor – read from their books, Smith explained why she had chosen them, in a way that could hardly have given less sense of a grande dame of literature bestowing her imprimatur: warm, funny, communicative, yes – but also urgently engaged with the texts at hand.

And he has gone from the boyish, easygoing one-time senator from North Carolina to a candidate displaying an urgently engaging manner as likely to seize as to charm an audience, an approach that appears to be particularly effective in the close-quarter meetings that fill his days here.

Stevens Mokgalapa, the shadow foreign minister, said: "The DA believes that the South African government must urgently engage with American representatives to get to the bottom of the circumstances that led to Mr Korkie's death, reportedly a day before his captors intended to release him".

In a statement, Mr Ban confirmed he had spoken to Russian President Vladimir Putin by telephone, and appealed to him to "urgently engage in direct dialogue with the authorities in Kiev".

"Ministers are further calling on the Coalition government to urgently engage with the executive so that the promised proposals to rebalance the economy can be brought forward with full input and agreement from the administration here.

"NIIRTA would also urge all of the parties to urgently re-engage the talks process to resolve parades, flags and the shared future agenda.

Indeed, does not his moral case for low taxation require the state to withdraw altogether, and urgently, from many of the activities it is currently engaged in?

While naloxone, methadone and buprenorphine are all available in NYC, we urgently need to scale up access in order to reverse the overdose epidemic and to reach the people who are not currently engaged in care.

We encourage Israelis and Palestinians to focus efforts on negotiation and to engage urgently in US-backed proximity talks".

Jon Neal Crawley, West Sussex  No one with a scintilla of intelligence could disagree with Shirley Williams' contention that the UK should seek urgently to re-engage diplomatically with Iran.

The United States should also engage urgently with three Arab states — Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt — all of whom are playing their own games on the ground in Syria, supporting various opposition groups as counterweights to Iranian influence.