Sentences with phrase «urgent decisions»

Firms with less competitive domains face a less urgent decision, but one that merits careful consideration nonetheless.

In such cases, urgent decisions need to be taken and worldwide assets preserved.

How it benefits you: Pet insurance saves owners money and, more importantly, keeps them from having to make urgent decisions about a pet's health based on finances.

Test pilots need to be extremely prepared to face technical problems in the air and should posses the knowledge to make urgent decisions about the right course of action.

As part of its cuts plans, the trust is also proposing to take the management of site staff and estates budgets away from schools which Unison say «will undermine the ability of individual heads and principals to make urgent decisions in the best interests of their pupils and staff».

I think Natalie's point about the funding formula is the most powerful and therefore the most urgent decision she has to take.

-- The manager will need to make an urgent decision between Cazorla and Ramsey.

I think an urgent decision at the highest level must be taken by the Arsenal Board to the effect that the policy of the Club setting a value on a possible newcomer and then refusing to pay beyond that figure MUST BE ABANDONED.

DC once again cites the 24 - hour news culture as a reason for making an urgent decision.

And among the urgent decisions it will have to make is what priority to give to science and technology.

For 17 of those animals, their journey started in Breckenridge, Texas where the already crowded shelter was faced with an urgent decision.

World experts from the International Ocean Acidification Reference User Group (RUG) have called for an urgent decision to address the growing problem of ocean acidification.

If an urgent decision is required then, with a persistent solicitor who is able to establish a relationship with the court staff, it is possible to get the papers referred to a judge within a very short period — and sometimes within a matter of hours.

Why can't an asteroid come along to pin you down and remove all these dang, urgent decisions?