Sentence examples for urgently secure from inspiring English sources

Cameron's letter to the US president should insist that the UK will do everything in its power to urgently secure Aamer's liberation from Guantánamo.

She said: "The UK government now has a responsibility to respond to this EAC report and show vital leadership on the issue by doing all it can to urgently secure a moratorium on Arctic drilling – starting with companies registered in this country".

Member States should urgently secure the sustainability and adequacy of pension systems for women and men, providing equal opportunities for all workers and the self-employed to acquire adequate statutory pension rights to ensure living in dignity as well as aiming to ensure an adequate income for older people which is at least above poverty level.

Governments must set aside their differences and treat the victims and their families with the dignity they deserve – and this includes urgently securing the site.

The offshore sector may face a significant decline in production if fresh capital is not urgently secured, according to an industry report.

The group also decided to issue an appeal to the United States "urgently to secure the frontiers of Iraq," Mr. MacGregor said, after hearing of the experience of Mr. George as he traveled to the conference.

The celebration was originally called for by the children's author and campaigner Alan Gibbons, who said on Thursday that the public library service is in the middle of its worst ever crisis, with action "urgently needed to secure its future".

It would be essential that a strong leader be appointed as Chair of the new bank — a global political figure with the influence and gravitas to push through changes that are urgently needed to secure the future of the low carbon economy, someone with a track record of solving problems on a global scale.

The complex negotiations over Mr. Saleh's visa request attest to the high stakes for the administration, which urgently wants to secure room for political progress in Yemen but does not want to allow Mr. Saleh to use a medical visit as a way to shore up his political position.

WHO is working with other humanitarian organisations to secure urgently needed water purification tablets.

It follows that our vulnerable corporate networks constitute the border we most urgently need to secure, the one the man who has earned billions through corporate endeavors should care the most about.