Sentences with phrase «more urgent task»

Perhaps the more urgent task is to focus on people who already grasp the problem, and get them to align their actions with their concern.

At Latin Grammar, we are searching for exceptional teacher leaders and staff who share our belief that there is no more urgent task than providing an outstanding education to students from diverse backgrounds.We are looking for teachers who take ownership for the academic results of their students and demonstrate the commitment to doing WHATEVER it takes to prepare all of our scholars for college success.

Our society has no more urgent task.

One of the more urgent tasks facing the church today is the clarification of its posture in relation to the entertainment industry.

While it can be easy to put them off for more urgent tasks, your business will benefit in the long run when you get your communications in order.

Not exact matches

Give more time to those tasks that are important, but less urgent.

In other words, when you're working toward a long - term goal (draining the swamp), don't let your time and energy be eaten up by urgent, daily tasks (slaying alligators) that don't necessarily help you achieve that more important objective.

Cameron said, «There is no more urgent international task.»

Some recipes had a longer cook time, but I was able to sit back and relax (or more likely, move on to another urgent task) until it was time to eat.

Last week, at the unveiling of the Jobs Task Force — a new ministerial level committee set up to address the urgent tasks of saving jobs and helping the unemployed with training and job - matching — the Minister of State for Education and Manpower, Mr. Ng Eng Hen, warned that many more professional, executive, and managerial positions may face the axe in the year ahead.

EVER find yourself doing just about any other task to avoid something more urgent?

A Seattle suburb was making progress cleansing its E. coli - contaminated water supply through system - wide flushes and chlorine injections, a task made more urgent after the potentially deadly bacteria sickened a child, officials said on Tuesday.

The new data suggest that the task of meeting that deadline by reducing China's dependence on coal will be more daunting and urgent than expected, said Yang Fuqiang, a former energy official in China who now advises the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Few tasks would seem more urgent or inspiring.»

Urgent workflow approvals can be done by instructional designers, or other designated approvers, even during commutes or a trip to the water cooler, saving time and ensuring the process flow doesn't unnecessarily break, more so if several other tasks get set aside without the approval.

An equally important as urgent task, as this century seems to be getting ever - more intertwined and complex.

While technology can certainly make math tasks more meaningful and enjoyable, we will also explore how iPads can be used to collect useful student assessment data and organize it to allow students, teachers, and parents to better understand urgent student learning needs and develop strategies for success.

For example, a complex law thesis with an urgent deadline is going to cost significantly more than a small number of regular homework tasks that have been requested well in advance.

It seems to me that neither Newman, Rothko nor Pollock was possessed of remarkable natural facility, yet each went on to achieve far more than, say, Adolf Gottlieb, William Baziotes or Robert Motherwell, whose adept and characterful draughtsmanship and feel for their materials made the process of invention a less urgent and precipitous task.

In an article in The Green Fire Times about his book, deBuys states, «Climate change only makes more urgent the big task that has always been before us: to learn how to live in the marvelous arid lands of this continent without further spoiling them.

Those happy events don't make the task of buying life insurance any more pleasant — just more urgent.