Sentence examples for urgently make from inspiring English sources

"They will urgently make a decision, but whatever happens Tata will stay [in the UK steel business]," the source said.

In their statement, European leaders called on the United States and others to "urgently make ambitious commitments" to deeper cuts.

After Molaverdi's comments, Foa renewed the organisation's demands, saying: "UNODC must urgently make its new Iran funding conditional on an end to the death penalty for drug offences".

HAVANA — The United States should urgently make plans for helping Cuba in the event of an offshore oil spill as it prepares to begin exploring fields opposite Florida this year, William Reilly, the co-chairman of a commission that examined the Deepwater Horizon spill, said during a visit here.

"To date, Crown has not been able to speak with our employees and is working closely with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to urgently make contact and ascertain their welfare," a Crown Resorts spokeswoman told Guardian Australia on Monday.

These findings suggest that the RNTCP should, in consultation with the relevant professional bodies, urgently make additional efforts to further develop algorithms and criteria for diagnosis and management of childhood TB within programmatic framework, particularly EP-TB beyond lymphadenitis.

But in July both sides were urgently making ready for war.

"This is a very damaging housing crisis that requires immediate focus from the government and councils to ensure more accessible housing is urgently made available," says a Muscular Dystrophy spokeswoman.

© UNICEFUkraine/2015/Filippov GENEVA/KYIV, 13 November 2015 – The lives of some 700,000 children and the wider population are at risk if repairs to the water network in Ukraine's conflict-affected regions are not urgently made, warns UNICEF.

GENEVA/KYIV, 13 November 2015 – The lives of some 700,000 children and the wider population are at risk if repairs to the water network in Ukraine's conflict-affected regions are not urgently made, warns UNICEF.

From the vastness of the problem and new reports of arsenic contamination still emerging from other parts of South East Asia [ 5- 7], Slovakia [ 8], Mexico [ 9] etc., a disastrous situation seems to loom large unless a tremendous all-out effort is urgently made to bring the situation under control.