The issue could not be more urgent.

Such opinions are given as a matter of urgency.

We need to act now with the same urgency.

Unfortunately, the appropriate sense of urgency is missing.

What is urgently required now are genuine statesmen and stateswomen.

The degree of urgency on this matter is measured in years not months.

These are not theoretical issues but issues of deadly urgency.

Maintaining the international prohibition on the use of chemical weapons is an urgent concern.

Reminding India of China s claims is therefore all the more urgent for China.

The sense of urgency in these discussions has increased in recent months, as the global situation has grown more complex.

The concerns of today's young people are heartfelt and urgent.

But the urge to project strength for the mere sake of doing so now seems overwhelming for the Kremlin.

With Gaza still smoldering, yet another burning question is waiting in the wings.

This crisis has shown that the need for adequately capitalized public institutions is enormous.

Simply put, the current cost of pollution is too low, while the level of urgency is high.

One way or the other, the Bank and the IMF leadership selection process urgently needs to be revamped.

But Europe has no shortage of politicians. What is urgently required now are genuine statesmen and stateswomen.

But, for more and more countries, Thinley s reflection on the ultimate sources of well being is not only timely, but urgent.

It is equally imperative to establish the rule of law, exercised by an independent and respected judiciary.

But whatever the outcome, it is urgent that doubts about the safety of these drugs are resolved.

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.

It is therefore urgently necessary to negotiate a treaty that guarantees peace and environmental protection in the Arctic region.

But it lacks a sense of strategic urgency, which, given rising international tensions across Asia, amounts to a serious strategic blunder.

The resolutions adopted at the Commission's sixty first session referred to the following instruments, ratification of which is recommended more or less insistently

It is also of the greatest urgency that there be quicker movement towards the establishment of concrete conditions for the effective launching of the programme of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR).

So insistent was Chen s campaign that it reminded some people of Mao s Cultural Revolution, a time when Chinese were divided into us and them.

PARIS With the deepening of the economic crisis and the prospect of another recession looming large on the horizon, growing social inequality has become an increasingly urgent issue.

I am Mexican however, I understood from Ospina's narrative this urgency, the need for us to engage as citizens of the Americas, to be the real agents of change in our societies.

We support the idea of creating, as a matter of urgency, regional mechanisms for monitoring, early warning and assessment to deal with hydrometeorological and geological dangers at the global level.

Now, after decades of turf wars and self marginalization, international organizations must rally around an increasingly pressing global priority sustainable urbanization.

Despite the urging of staff members, leaders of these missions avoided launching criminal investigations into the missing.

11.11 Counsel refers to the State party's apparent unwillingness to further press the Egyptian authorities, with the State party citing possible prejudice to the complainant's legal interests or welfare.

Girls should be able to study in a classroom, free of fear and without the need to demonstrate on the streets.

The EU is suffering from a number of problems that have been widely discussed for many years, but never seemed to be that urgent.

The Green Movement s deliberate approach is complicated by the sense of urgency that the United States, Europe, and especially Israel, feel about the Iranian government s nuclear ambitions.

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.

The sooner it comes to grips with its problem, the better. Unfortunately, the appropriate sense of urgency is missing.

As a new round of negotiations with Iran begins with European Union High Representative Catherine Ashton the first into the breach finding a way to move Iran US relations beyond their freighted past is an urgent matter.

The IMF s radar started blinking only in April 2007, virtually when the problem was already hitting its windshield, but still with little sense of urgency.

Concerning the reform of the Economic and Social Council, we believe the reform effort should be guided by the concern to make that important body more responsive to focused discussions on issues that are of high urgency and priority.

The Committee urgently recommends that the State party meet as soon as possible its commitment made in 1997 and spend 40 per cent of all its revenues on the social sector.

Could there be a better alternative? What if there were no default option, and individuals were sent repeated, and increasingly urgent, reminders to choose an allocation if they did not choose one already.

Such questions were never so urgent in the past, partly because fundamental democratic values were less abstract than they seem nowadays.

He wanted to demonstrate to his Western partners that Georgia needed NATO protection from Russia, and that accession was therefore urgent.

One way or the other, the Bank and the IMF leadership selection process urgently needs to be revamped. What the Wolfowitz debacle tells us most clearly is that the time for patience with the status quo is over.