What is missing is a sense of urgency.

It requires on our part a strong sense of urgency.

Work must proceed with a sense of urgency.

So I set out in a hurry. I studied engineering.

First, a general feeling of urgency has emerged.

If you agree with the factual analysis, but you don't feel the sense of urgency, where does that leave you?

To proceed, on an urgent basis, to bring their domestic legislation into line with the norms and principles of international law in respect of states of emergency

So you get this sense of urgency, like you need to find as much stuff as possible as soon as possible.

3. The Executive Secretary endorsed the need for urgency, noting that the Kyoto deadline had begun to take effect.

In fact, a central feature of all crises is a sense of urgency, and in many cases urgency becomes the most compelling crises characteristic.

Let us therefore negotiate in good faith, calmly and with a sense of urgency devoid of haste.

As the Secretary General had recently stated, collective security today depended on accepting that the threats which each region of the world perceived as the most urgent were in fact equally so for all.

A sense of urgency to take action permeated many of the interventions of ministers, institutional stakeholders and other participants.

I would like to thank donors who are responding to the immediate needs of the peace process in Somalia.

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I am gratified that a resolution on this important and urgent topic was adopted today.

This is the feeling that we are forced to have.

Emergency landing, F86.

The Commission on Human Rights also manages to convey a sense of urgency when dealing with individual States.

Furthermore, the pace of fundraising for peacebuilding programmes is often slow and is not in keeping with the urgency felt on the ground.

We need to work together in the Committee to tackle such issues with a sense of urgency.

As we have all witnessed at the current session of the General Assembly, an overwhelming majority shares a sense of urgency for reforming the Security Council.

No Time to Lose in Syria

For two reasons. First, there isn't time.

Japan ardently hopes that the sense of urgency to recommence negotiations, widely shared by members of the CD, results in the start of substantive work this year.

Collective security today depends on accepting that the threats which each region of the world perceives as most urgent are in fact equally so for all.

The Decent Work Imperative

We have no time.

Come on, girls. Time's pressing.

It will have to have a clear and, may I stress, updated agenda, a sense of urgency, and a commitment to achieve tangible results.

And I'm also a little nervous about this.

This is the next urgent task.

Time is pressing and I have to keep going.

And there was a campaign in Australia that involved television and Internet and radio commercials to lift the sense of urgency for the people there.

We need to work expeditiously and with a sense of urgency towards the early establishment of a worldwide early warning system for all natural hazards.

Well, if it's any sort of imposition, never mind.

However, issues of the protection of human rights have not become less urgent.

I fully share the sense of urgency and crisis expressed by the Chairman, and I wish to make a last appeal to members to compromise and to produce a substantive agenda for the Commission.

By holding it tightly, I feel strangely more detached.

This objective is pressing and substantial.

Urgent solutions must be found.

The threat of organized crime is no less pressing than the menace of terrorism.

Both had a great responsibility which had to be fulfilled with a full sense of urgency and commitment.

I must add here that social and political issues should not overwhelm the compelling economic needs of the countries concerned.

It is a major and urgent issue.