Sentence examples for urgently prepare from inspiring English sources

The scenes in which workers at Devonport urgently prepare a battle cruiser to pursue Graf Spee's fleet is worthy of Eisenstein.

Turnbull could take the lead on the issue by insisting that the state executive urgently prepare amendments to the existing procedures, Abbott said.

It calls on the government to "take a stronger line with football authorities," saying it should "urgently" prepare a draft bill and be prepared to legislate to effect these changes, after years of slow progress on supporter involvement.

OO Britain Must Urgently Prepare For Flooding, Heatwaves And Food Shortages, due to continuing climate change, says a government report.

We argue that in the light of the disruptive change that neurotechnology is determining in the digital ecosystem, the normative terrain should be urgently prepared to prevent misuse or unintended negative consequences.

But divisions among the 28 EU nations have hampered action against Moscow, and a draft of the final statement indicated that they will merely ask the bloc's executive arm "urgently" to prepare more options for sanctions.

In a letter to the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, the alliance wrote: "More work is urgently needed to prepare the personnel, the systems and the facilities of the NHS, as well as other institutions involved in health care, for the implications of climate change".

A simple yet efficient strategy is urgently desired to prepare smart metal-organic framework nanocomposite for highly selective capture and separation of natural flavone from complex extraction samples.

A framework of action is urgently needed to prepare our communities for an increasingly aging population.

Action is urgently required to prepare health care services in delivering more cost effective and higher quality care for people with dementia and their informal caregivers.

Standardized approaches to measuring mortality attributable to some risk factors, such as tobacco, have been developed and applied to 50 or so developed countries [ 39], but more research is urgently needed to prepare comparative risk estimates, by country, using the broader, more comprehensive CRA framework.