Sentences with phrase «urgent clarification»
"Urgent clarification" means that there is a need to quickly clear up or resolve any confusion or uncertainty about something. It implies that immediate action is required to provide more information or to make something clear. Full definition
This calls for a further urgent clarification of its impact on clinical outcome in humans.
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Kevin Courtney, deputy general secretary of the NUT told Schools Week: «We are disappointed that one union has chosen to enter into behind the scenes negotiations with the government in Jersey, and the other teacher unions will be working together to seek a meeting for urgent clarification of matters with the States.»
The former Labour Foreign Office Minister and Cabinet minister Lord Hain has tabled a written question in the House of Lords on Monday for urgent clarification on the matter of Embassy endorsement.
Conference instructs the National Executive to lobby the Westminster Government and Ofqual to: (i) provide urgent clarification on the criteria for the new grading system for all subjects and (ii) review the impact of the new grading system on the prospects of young people.
But the news that Johnson was considering pulling England out of the World Cup came as a shock to his special advisers who had to issue urgent clarifications to lobby journalists.
The Assembly's Presiding Officer has written to the Prime Minister demanding urgent clarification and consultation about reports that the UK Government's electronic surveillance agency, GCHQ, is no longer banned from spying on AMs.
Rescue services have been seeking urgent clarification of the circumstances when this may apply, as current recommendations specify uninterrupted resuscitation under all circumstances.
The National Union of Teachers (NUT) said it was «disappointed» and seeking «urgent clarification» today after the NASUWT union alone reached an agreement with the government of Jersey.
Nine months on, this lack of progress does not sit comfortably with the plea made by Lord Thomas in July 2017 in his Mansion House speech to the judiciary for «urgent clarification» and the «clearest commitment» by the UK's government on these issues.