Just as pressing are the time constraints under which it is operating.

Shutter lag is the time between your pressing the shutter button and the moment the camera actually snaps.

That's him pressing my buttons back there, which he does all the time.

Judicial reform is another pressing issue.

This objective is pressing and substantial.

Unfortunately, all this will take time, and citizens impatient for jobs and growth are pressing their politicians.

Given all your other pressing concerns, that is particularly appreciated.

Finally, there is a challenge that seems to be pressing, but is not.

Preventing WMD proliferation is a pressing task facing the international community.

What makes the demands for reform more pressing this time are ominous developments in Egypt, the region, and in the wider world.

The European Parliament is pressing for Turkish recognition of the Armenian genocide.

There is a pressing need for better coordination among those international actors.

This is the kind of progress the world needs if it is to address effectively one of the most pressing issues of our time providing a healthy, sustainable planet for rich and poor alike.

These are pressing, unsolved questions.

We must continue pressing forward.

Clearly, the US is also pressing ahead with preparations for an air strike.

One of the most pressing needs is to deal with the human capacity crisis.

On the other hand, Afghanistan is still facing quite a number of pressing problems.

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

To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under heaven, fits Hamas s current agenda because its priorities and time frame are different from those of the international community, which is pressing it to make immediate political declarations, most importantly, to recognize Israel s right to exist.

Those delegations noted, however, that the establishment of such an agency would take time and that the question of an appropriate supervisory authority was more pressing.

That is the most pressing immediate question, but America s leaders should also be thinking ahead.

Development is the most immediate and pressing issue for the vast majority of Member States.

Those pressing for military intervention in Darfur would probably say that this is a bad thing.

Together with the pressing problems of development and security there is the issue of human rights.

Illegal international traffic in hazardous substances and dangerous products is a pressing problem for many countries.

But these are not the most pressing issues.

At the present time, perhaps more than ever, there is a pressing need for the United Nations human rights bodies to ensure that their activities contribute to the harmonious and equitable coexistence of peoples and nations.

As was clear at that time, the terms of the joint communiqué were intended to address only the more pressing and damaging symptoms of the war in Darfur.

Almost every Arab ruler at one time or another attempted to silence the station by closing its local bureau and pressing the Qatari rulers to muzzle its freewheeling journalists.

Faced with continued internal division, pressing for a meaningful peace process is very difficult for the Palestinians.

Then there is the pressing need in the US and globally for education and appropriate skill formation.

The silence is interrupted when a 40 year old man starts pressing his palms against the wall.

Simultaneously, there is a pressing need for the economic reconstruction and rehabilitation of the occupied Palestinian territories.

Obama is preoccupied by many pressing problems, and reinventing the international financial system is unlikely to receive his full attention.

The financial problems are pressing and monopolizing politicians attention.

The primary, and most pressing, of the problems we face is the financial and economic crisis that is enveloping the EU.

The list of pressing issues facing Russia is already long, and their resolution can no longer be delayed.

Another area with a pressing need for action is maternal health, due to rapid population growth in Madagascar.

WASHINGTON, DC President Barack Obama has called climate change one of the most important challenges of our time, and is pressing forward with domestic cap and trade legislation while fully re engaging the United States in United Nations negotiations.

Now China, India, and Japan are pressing to get in.

The junk food industry is really great at pressing our pleasure buttons and figuring out what's the most pleasurable.

First, unlike health care, where we can afford to proceed incrementally, the need for comprehensive financial reform is pressing.

With the Copenhagen climate summit only weeks away, forging a commitment on climate change is the most pressing challenge.

This indicates that the ruling structures are aware that there is a pressing need to change the current status.