Sentences with phrase «urgency in»

For buyers with school - aged children, there's an added urgency in wanting to find a place before the fall.

Unlike transracial adoptive families who become conspicuous families, these adoptive families do not share the same sense of urgency in addressing issues related to race and adoption.

Perhaps I felt a sense of urgency in that I was short of time... I am sure that with the passing of my Aboriginal Uncles I was sure I would not last very long.

Domestic violence can create urgency in the divorce process.

valuable skills is adaptability to a new role and sense of urgency in accomplishing a task.

Demonstrated ability to follow directions precisely and work with a sense of urgency in a busy environment.

The candidate stresses a sense of urgency in call centers, building productive relationships and diffusing customer situations.

Demonstrated sense of urgency in completing tasks and comfort working in a high speed production environment

A report from The Next Web earlier today, which takes a look at the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission filing, highlights that there was urgency in Apple's talks with AuthenTec, suggests that Apple may be planning to incorporate the fingerprint scanning technology sooner than we expected.

This inspires a sense of urgency in the Iranian cryptocurrency community, who are eager to establish their own services and platforms.

Like many others who would like to see transaction capacity increased on the Bitcoin network via a hard fork, Bhardwaj displayed urgency in his reasoning for switching to Bitcoin Unlimited.

It seems that there is still little urgency in Team Green's camp to introduce its next - gen video cards, with AMD not quite forcing their hand into unleashing Turing - based hardware into the market.

The opinions make it easier for federal judges to implement fee - shifting in patent cases, which some say has decreased the level of urgency in the Senate.

Just like the carrier, sometimes your doctor's office might not feel the sense of urgency in dredging your medical records up.

If you show speed and urgency in executing financial decisions, you will set yourself up for success over the long term.

According to industry insiders, airlines don't really give so much haste and urgency in these matters because they would rather that you forget, and move on.

The so - called «executor's year» has an added urgency in this context.

We all understand the sense of urgency in finding the solution to a problem and understand the complexities involved in the early stages of building a practice.

The urgency in this evaluation is due to the time restraints involved in processing accident claims.

We expect that our firm clients in Asia with new openings will move with varying degrees of urgency in filling these spots (some will move quickly whereas others could take a few months or more).

The calculus in approaching or avoiding the Ombudsman should be based on a variety of factors, such as, the financial strength of the project and its potential or actual job - creation activities; the factually - demonstrable urgency in receiving an adjudication; the presence or absence of red - flag factual or legal issues; and the likelihood that the particular case presents issues that, once resolved, would benefit multiple EB - 5 stakeholders, and thereby allow the Ombudsman to husband its scarce resources, and get more bang for its intercessory buck; and other relevant considerations.

But sometimes there's a greater urgency in this function, which has arose in the aftermath of Carter v. Canada, where the Court ruled in February of this year:

Each email is unique and provokes urgency in the client to engage with your firm.

This does not apply in the case of urgency in which case a temporary Order can be sought by a party without having first attended at a Conference.

Create a newsletter or email announcement that has a deadline, RSVP, limited time discount or expiration date and include this sense of urgency in your subject line.

The Court then went on to say that «the disclosure of such legal advice, which was preparatory and internal and drawn up for the purpose of political dialogue between the institution and representatives of a Member State and a third state would have actually undermined, in a foreseeable manner, the Commission's interest in seeking and receiving frank, objective and comprehensive advice from its various department in order to prepare its final position as an institution, in an area of certain high political sensitivity, and in a context of urgency in order to address a delicate migration situation» (para 93).

They don't present the same critical risks and problems that underperformers do, so their managers may not feel much of a sense of urgency in managing them.

Europe sees the United States as a crucial ally in global climate talks in Copenhagen in December, after President Barack Obama signaled a new urgency in tackling climate change, in stark contrast to his predecessor George W. Bush.

a grassroots movement initiated by farmers, writers, chefs, eaters and policy advocates who recognize the profound sense of urgency in creating a new food system that is capable of meeting the changing needs of American society as it relates to food, health, animal welfare and the environment.

It took on a new urgency in 2005, however, when a severe drought hit the Amazon region, killing many large trees.

This underscores the urgency in developing realistic plans for the rapid deployment of the lowest - GHG - emission electricity generation technologies.

If they're right, then a little more time will simply solidify their position further, especially since there's no urgency in the matter according to current research.

You are right, there is urgency in this challenge and people need to come together and act.

EnergySage CEO talks to Reuters about how installers are using the proposed tariff to create a sense of urgency in order to close more sales.

If there is an urgency in getting all the facts on the table with regards to climate science before deciding / embarking on major policies, in my view, it will have little to do with what is discussed at RC or CA and much more with what our politicians judge is in their best interest vis a vis a marketable approach to their constituents.

So we see his role as focused on bringing together the world's leading economies to signal that they're going to do their part while also elevating a sense of urgency in Paris, including through his meeting with the island states, and then having key Cabinet officials and, of course, our negotiator, Todd Stern, work through the whole two weeks, hopefully to achieve a successful framework.

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But for the love of the planet, you seem to see no urgency in debunking any of the facts I provide.

Bush basically announced nothing but vague words intended to defuse any urgency in actually trying to limit greenhouse emissions any time soon.

The utter lack of urgency I find in your post Mr. Revkin, and the lack of urgency in MSM in general, will be seen by future historians as terribly shameful I'm afraid.

There was urgency in the wind.

A Norwegian reporter at the news conference noted news reports that «almost half of the Republican new members of Congress don't even believe there is an urgency in the climate matters,» and asked Stern how this would influence his work.

They argue about the urgency in fixing the world's climate and environmental problem, and suggest a number of solutions, and touch upon the materialistic values (a bit like TheStoryofStuff), and discuss the need to reset our values (perhaps a bit like «Yes Men fix the world «-RRB-.

In this week's roundup Kara Walker sources work from Harper's, Cindy Sherman arrives in San Francisco, several artists address political and aesthetic urgency in Minneapolis, and more.

remains critically important, and takes on new urgency in today's technologically mediated societies.

The recent anti-cuts campaigns and protests that I have been involved in, have done much to strengthen my interest and a sense of urgency in interrogating the relationship of art and activism and the place of artistic production in the current neoliberalisation of cultural spaces and art education.

It's a role that has been reinforced by traditions of photojournalism, documentary photography, and anthropology, while taking on new forms and renewed urgency in recent years.

The urgency in the making of these works gives them a flow and accessibility that compels you to read every detail in terms of both paint and narrative.

Although Du Bois (1868 - 1963) was clearly addressing the plight of African Americans in post-slavery society, his ideas about otherness gain renewed urgency in our era, marked by massive migration and ethnic strife.

With the flames still burning from the recent Ken Johnson debacle, the conversation on race relations has taken on renewed urgency in the art world.