Sentence examples for urgently implement from inspiring English sources
He urged governments urgently implement reforms, saying, "the more they do, the more effective our monetary policy will be".
ONE calls on countries who attended the anti-corruption summit to urgently implement gold standard policies that ensure fair play.
Washington is open to the idea, according to testimony by Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Brett McGurk before the Senate last month; it should urgently implement it.
Lord Laming's report following the death of Peter Connelly in Haringey, London, concluded that the government must urgently implement graduate training programmes to meet the shortage of qualified child protection social workers.
On the eve of the October council, the commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, said member states needed to do more to urgently implement the measures agreed in September, saying: "Noble words need to be followed by concrete actions back home".
In the meantime, Greenpeace demands prominent RSPO members including IOI, KLK, Musim Mas, RGE group and Sime Darby to stop the bulldozers and urgently implement a no deforestation policy.
The solutions exist; they just need to be urgently implemented.
These measures have been planned for years - they must be urgently implemented, not watered down.
And he said that "these steps should be urgently implemented before we consider a further increase in U.S. ground combat troops, beyond what is already planned to be deployed by the end of the year".
The ISSG members agreed that a nationwide cessation of hostilities must be urgently implemented, and should apply to any party currently engaged in military or paramilitary hostilities against any other parties other than Daesh, Jabhat al-Nusra, or other groups designated as terrorist organisations by the United Nations Security Council.
Labour London Assembly member John Biggs said: "The mayor must stop calling CS2 a Cycle Superhighway and encouraging cyclists to use it unless he urgently implements safety measures".
