Sentence examples for urgently implemented from inspiring English sources
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 agreement made by the Government of Sudan to release the results of humanitarian nutrition surveys must be urgently implemented.
On that day, three containment measures were urgently implemented: (1) the mayor addressed the press about the outbreak, (2) a letter written by the Taipei City Department of Health and signed by the mayor was given to students to take home to their parents, and (3) SMS messages were sent to all Taipei citizens with mobile phones.
However, the diabetes epidemic is here and will overcome health care resources if prevention strategies are not urgently implemented.
The number of deaths due to liver disease progression will grow if adequate public health policies are not urgently implemented.
He urged governments urgently implement reforms, saying, "the more they do, the more effective our monetary policy will be".
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 coalition, it added, must urgently "implement measures for the rapid processing of oil tankers to allow the safe, secure, and speedy distribution of fuel supplies to the civilian population".
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 light of worsening bleaching, the Greens have called on the government to urgently implement the marine reserves, which were created in 2012, but were effectively abandoned by the Coalition when elected.
