"We didn't come out with urgency once again," Cousins said.
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"This situation requires us to act with urgency," he said.
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It could turn flabby, with neither team playing with urgency.
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The sales pitches were filled with urgency and emphasized familiarity.
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Suddenly, Íris was overcome with urgency to improve Alícia's chances.
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She declares with urgency that France must defeat the English.
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"Time is short and everyone must move with urgency," Ammann said.
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They approach their work with urgency and excellence, and as Christians.
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They spoke with urgency of the work still to be done.
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Acting with urgency, Salazar decided to test the process on an employee.
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But the group's 12th studio album, "Revolution Radio," crackles with urgency and anger.
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This work should be undertaken with urgency but without enmity and distorted facts.
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We came out with urgency, made the right passes and hit our shots.
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MPI (the ministry )is contacting those properties and is testing animals with urgency.
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So we must act with urgency to kick-start the clean energy revolution.
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The question is if they act with urgency ahead of the terrible numbers.
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What leaves their hands is always philosophically alive, vibrant and filled with urgency.
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Growing protests in Iran, Iraq and Lebanon have charged the atmosphere with urgency.
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"Policymaking to address the issue must be treated with urgency as well," said Thanaboon.
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Go out there with urgency the next game, the next period, the next shift.
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Amtrak says it responds with urgency to anything it views as a safety problem.
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Together, these perspectives offer a guide for how to live with urgency and meaning.
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Japan gets the ball, and, well, it doesn't exactly race toward goal with urgency.
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A place that needed them to speak with urgency about civil rights and racism.
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Angels provokes anger right out of your bones, and that anger charges it with urgency.
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What does it take to get them to embrace, with urgency, new ways of working?
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In the absence of federal action, veterans in this grass-roots movement act with urgency.
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The men shoveled earth with urgency as the women clung to one another and wept.
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When Mr. Cameron ran for the leadership in 2005, he confronted this defect with urgency.
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For these reasons, state and federal leaders must act with urgency to secure our elections.
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The country will never overcome this problem unless it begins to treat it with urgency.
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AMAZON'S TWITCH ON SYNAGOGUE SHOOTING IN GERMANY SAYS "WORKED WITH URGENCY TO REMOVE THIS CONTENT"
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"Time is short and everyone must move with urgency," GM President Dan Ammann told Reuters.
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Today, however, I write this with urgency in my voice as a survivor of brutal homophobia.
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Every few months I say to myself, with urgency, I need to do better on sleep.
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I'm saying that San Francisco acted with urgency because it has a population with particular vulnerabilities.
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Investigate with urgency; invite assistance U.S. officials are eager to solve the mystery of the illnesses.
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"In our view, Apple needs to invest with urgency and scale in a tightly integrated content strategy."
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Klinsmann has long talked about the USMNT playing "with urgency" and putting his players in pressure situations.
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In January, Governor Snyder said Michigan was treating the Legionnaires' spike with "urgency and transparency," but Rep.
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But the Red Sox are operating with urgency after successive last-place finishes in the A.L. East.
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Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp has promised to sell assets with "urgency" to reduce its high debt.
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A sense of stress, for example, could imbue a robot with urgency in a high-stakes situation.
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Russia isn't pressing with urgency, but Saudi Arabia may be giving them a third goal soon anyway.
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Trump's base might be responding to this border "crisis" — but Republican lawmakers haven't been acting with urgency.
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"The guys in headsets were going around with urgency looking for the other envelope," Mr. Horowitz said.
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With our staff's full cooperation, these allegations will be addressed within N.C.A.A. procedures with urgency and resolve.
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There was a torrid first-half pace as both teams played with urgency from the get-go.
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And, in classic Silicon Valley fashion, other companies began acting with urgency in the shadow of their competition.
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The noises they make are those of full-blown panic, dripping with urgency with no discernable lead-up.
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The health of our youth is literally in danger, so we need to address this issue with urgency.
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We are working with urgency to remove the offending content and suspend all accounts engaged in this behavior.
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This glitch is bad news for small and large businesses alike and needs to be addressed with urgency.
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" The administration has not set a timeline to present policy proposals, but DeVos vowed to "move with urgency.
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Tax reform probably should have gone first, but now is the time to move it forward with urgency.
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Just as adversaries can execute to destroy rapidly so must we meet this threat with urgency and vigilance.
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"CBP's inability to act with urgency to save lives is a stain on our nation's history," said Rep.
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In each case Mr. McCaslin's playing embodied a bracing escalation, bursting with urgency but never raging out of control.
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"We welcome the actions they are beginning to take and we encourage them to act with urgency," Ramaphosa said.
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"I write to you with urgency," Mr. Herring said in letter to United States Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch.
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And while he speaks with urgency about the need to continue pressing for change, one feeling has stayed constant.
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Like most of the essays here, "After Peter" pulses with urgency, one piece from a life in restless motion.
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The appointment will help Ford "move with urgency to accelerate our transformation," Mr. Hackett said in a conference call.
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And at first, they — and we — do get to hear that story, one Harriet tells with urgency and grace.
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If the issue isn't treated with urgency, he warned, cynicism can set in and push people away from the faith.
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It is "clear from our current results that we need to make some major changes with urgency", declared Mr Flannery.
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"We have to act together with urgency to face this complex and very sensitive situation," Conte wrote in one letter.
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Police Chief: Allan responded 'with urgency to preserve life' One round from Brown struck Allan in the heart, police said.
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Most important, though, our speakers will present with urgency—a theme that is sure to pulse throughout this critical event.
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Treating Canadian mine development in shared watersheds with urgency and focus today is necessary to prevent discord and disaster tomorrow.
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This is a real challenge that needs to be addressed with urgency, coupled with the very priority of Israel's security.
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New Chief Executive Larry Culp said last month the company will sell assets with "urgency" to reduce its high debt.
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They can channel our national angst about addiction into a sound plan to treat patients with urgency, rigor, and humanity.
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GOLDMAN SACHS CEO SOLOMON SAYS THE BANK "IS WORKING DILIGENTLY AND WITH URGENCY TO REACH A RESOLUTION" ON 1MDB LEGAL MATTERS
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"The guys in headsets were going around with urgency looking for the other envelope — it just kind of appeared," he said.
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Surgeons book their patients into the queue, Beljuskina explained, along with urgency levels and any machinery or personnel they might need.
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And it has exacerbated the tragedy by failing to implement, with urgency, well understood crisis management skills to solve the problem.
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And for those trying to make sense of the Trump-Russia saga, the dossier infused the quest for understanding with urgency.
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But how the Weeknd sings that word — fluttery, gentle, with urgency and respect — encapsulates everything essential about his approach to pop.
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Her voice was firm, her body rooted and steady, her message freighted with urgency: This is a moment of reckoning for America.
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Now, Congress must act with urgency, build on bipartisan consensus, and deliver a bill that will benefit American workers, commuters, and families.
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While the challenges are dire, Louisianans are not standing idly by, but are acting boldly and with urgency to shape our future.
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For the past week, Mr. Trump has demanded changes in the United States' immigration laws and encouraged Congress to act with urgency.
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Our government should be working with urgency toward a solution and, in the interim, put in place a gradual return to normalcy.
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"Specifically regarding the complaint made by Fiona De Jong, I assure you due process has been followed and followed with urgency," he wrote.
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However, the band has spent years mastering this kind of release, and are the kings of imbuing older material with urgency and spirit.
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As long as that is the law in America, every easy reform that makes the system work better should be seized with urgency.
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The peculiar arrangement of one-word-per-line could make one imagine a forceful whisper, filled with urgency — or a mock revelatory showdown.
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Imam Sulaiman Jalloh speaks with urgency, pleading with his congregation to take action: Come November, he says, everyone must get out and vote.
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"We're back into playing a lazy man's defense, and we shortcut it and not do our jobs with urgency," Fizdale told reporters Monday.
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As NBC's Benjy Sarlin wrote over the weekend, Trump alleged what would be an historic scandal about Obama, and barely anyone reacted with urgency.
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Analysts at Jefferies believe the risk of a reinvigorated market leader Tesco continuing to recover customers historically lost to Sainsbury's needs addressing with urgency.
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With China, Iran, and Russia developing increasingly sophisticated technologies focused on hacking our critical infrastructure, policymakers must act with urgency to combat such threats.
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Among the challenges facing Mr. Muilenburg will be whether he can convince Congress that he has responded to the crisis with urgency and authenticity.
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"Time is short and everybody must move with urgency," Ammann told Reuters in an interview when asked if March 31 was a deadline for action.
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Surveillance, drone warfare, capital punishment and environmental disaster are among the subjects she addresses, in songs that plunge into electronic maelstroms and quiver with urgency.
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"We will move with urgency ... We have a lot of work ahead of us to unlock the value of GE," he said in a statement.
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Long before the shoes were available for purchase, Instagram comments on the sneak-peek pics were raving with urgency: "I need them," one follower wrote.
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With the Legislature hoping to close shop on Wednesday, and the mayor's present authority expiring June 30, the question is loaded with urgency and anxiety.
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She was growing up, feeling every moment of that transition, and then translating it back to us with urgency and humidity and jarring chord changes.
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Inventory tends to move with lightning speed — and this new drop will be no exception — so click on through with urgency to nab some wardrobe essentials.
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I remain undeterred, and infused with urgency that the mission of Greater, a nonprofit organization I co-founded, is even more critical than I initially thought.
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I am thankful for the medical responders and LA County sheriffs department, both of whom arrived promptly and tended to the situation with urgency and calm.
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"The Highest Flood" rattles with urgency, its synthetic vocals trapped between the past and present, while "War It", the opening track, tumbles with battle-ready drums.
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Over the last 123 years, my Administration has moved with urgency and historic speed to confront problems neglected by leaders of both parties over many decades.
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The suit alleges that Locklear's death could have been avoided if the institution moved with urgency after being aware of her claims instead of waiting to act.
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Every image we see must ignite us to do more, to act with urgency, to campaign more, and find new ways to fight all of these injustices.
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"If the United States fails to work with urgency to address this complex and growing threat, the regime in Moscow will become further emboldened," the report says.
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It will not be easy to find a consensus on this issue, but the debate must be taken forward at the international level with urgency and determination.
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"He responded to a crash with urgency to preserve life," Thomas Vaughn, the chief of the Southport Police Department, said at a news conference at the hospital.
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Throughout the day, an eclectic group of civilian volunteers had descended on the streets surrounding the school in a grassroots relief effort executed with urgency, professionalism and respect.
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Rather than pursuing a clinch with urgency, Moreira slowly walked up into naked low kick attempts and ate right hands straight up the center while on one leg.
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J.C. Haux makes contemplative trip-soul, and this lovely and absorbing song — with its sweet and coy male-female duet chorus — moves with urgency but never feels hurried.
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Democrats, who have grown increasingly frustrated with Republican leaders' slow-walk of immigration negotiations, have vowed to shut down the government if an immigration deal isn't met with urgency.
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"The Myanmar authority should immediately investigate this footage, and with urgency the authority should determine the well-being and whereabouts of the men detained in the footage," he said.
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Since the Kelp Congress, I've come to fully appreciate kelp as an artistic material, but gathered we must still speculate, with urgency, about its future practical and concrete uses.
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He has moved with urgency to clean up GE's debt-riddled balance sheet by slashing the company's dividend to a penny and selling long-held businesses to raise cash.
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The open world sections feel aimless and lack any sort of urgency, while the five-or-so hours toward the tail end of the experience are loaded with urgency.
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That said, pre-emption is unlikely to be a major problem as long as the legislation empowers the E.P.A. to do its job and the agency acts with urgency.
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"We respectfully request that you act with urgency for the safety and well-being of everyone involved and evacuate the property," a sign posted on the property Tuesday evening read.
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Its stock fell as much as 10 percent on Monday when GE Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp said he is pursuing assets sales with "urgency" to reduce its high debt.
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"'Chelsea Dagger' is the official goal song for the most successful NHL American hockey league the Chicago Blackhawks," types the seller, keyboard practically setting alight with urgency at this point.
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"There is an ambition gap... This ambition gap is of great concern to investors and needs to be addressed, with urgency," a statement from the investors accompanying the letter said.
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Square CEO Jack Dorsey, who also runs Twitter, said on the call with analysts that Square had not yet hired a new CFO but was "working with urgency" to do so.
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If there's any time that I come to Davos with urgency to create alliances and build bridges to protect those for the next four years, eight years, 20 years, it's now.
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"This thing they've got today doesn't work, it doesn't move with urgency," said Mr. Bannon, who is now orchestrating an effort to defeat Republicans deemed insufficiently loyal to Mr. Trump's agenda.
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Larry Culp, the highly respected outsider who was hired that fall to fix GE, acted with urgency to end the crisis facing the iconic maker of light bulbs and jet engines.
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Signatories of Monday's statement agreed that lawmakers needed to address climate change "with urgency," and warned that failing to act would create significant risks for the global economy, financial system and society.
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I feel strongly that our current Board and management team must clearly articulate and execute a strategy with urgency towards regaining lululemon's competitive advantage and profitable growth and they must take responsibility.
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Paradise, California (CNN)Rescue workers on Tuesday combed through debris of a charred mobile home park in Northern California, searching for the possible remains of victims with urgency before the rains started.
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"We'll be initiating a search for a new marketing leader that has the necessary skills to execute the strategy with urgency and agility," he said on the call after the earnings report.
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But "what is a nation?" is a question that has been asked with urgency in many parts of the world in the almost three decades since the end of the Cold War.
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In the memoir "Life Work" he wrote with urgency and passion about his surgery for liver cancer and how the words "life" and "work" and "love" had become interchangeable in his mind.
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The outrage at these murders led to widespread protests calling for government to act with urgency, and for the private sector to contribute to the fight against gender-based violence and femicide.
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We hope to see all VC firms draw from this template to formalize their own binding policies, establish them with urgency, and consistently follow-through with ejecting or punishing staff that violate them.
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If American policymakers move with urgency to create a friendlier tax environment, they can seize the opportunity to drive untold billions of investment dollars to our shores and propel an American economic renaissance.
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I sit down to pee with urgency, thinking about my last UTI, and then I see it: a tiny door in the corner, cracked open so just a bit of yellow light spills in.
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Engler said he "sought to move with urgency and determination to initiate cultural change" at MSU after being brought on, including restructuring access to mental health services, increasing accountability and communication, and improving transparency.
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" The U.S. president also called on China, Russia and other nations to "demand" an end to Pyongyang's nuclear and ballistic weapons programs, before adding, "It's time to act with urgency and with great determination.
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That is why 86 percent of Americans want members of Congress to act with urgency and find the political will to provide certainty for these young people who only know America as their home.
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"I urge the police to investigate these serious allegations with urgency and to find my husband Amri Che Mat and also Pastor Raymond Koh and return them to their loved ones immediately," she said.
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Krohn offered catchy, achy loops of melody ripped from fuzzy soul and jazz records, punctuated by kick and snare drums that swung with urgency; most vitally, he articulated a style without saying a word.
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The motion to overturn the ban is supported by lawmakers from both the left-leaning government and the right-wing opposition, who have said they hope the government will treat the proposal with urgency.
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With urgency growing, a government source told Reuters on Wednesday the country would ask the International Monetary Fund for 'technical' help with its plan to escape financial collapse, including how to restructure its debts.
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"Our fourth-quarter sales and profitability were disappointing and reflect the execution issues we identified earlier in the year and have been working with urgency to correct," Cheryl Bachelder interim CEO said in a statement.
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Seeing a play button in your Instagram feed no longer causes you to scroll past with urgency, and Facebook's immense resource investment in video has turned the News Feed in a sea of moving images.
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But unlike most other nations, Israel has to contend with a large swath of the world, from Morocco to Pakistan, that is deeply hostile, and it seems to be pursuing sub-Saharan Africa with urgency.
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That prompted G.E. to address the issue with urgency but, in its statement on Wednesday, G.E. said its senior management had been considering the appropriate role and location of its headquarters for more than three years.
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Citing the popularity of menthol cigarettes among African-Americans and youth, National Urban League CEO and President Marc H. Morial urged the FDA "to move forward with urgency to implement this plan" in a statement Tuesday.
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"We want the workers to be paid, we want them to be safe, and for that we need the brands to react and respond at this point in time — with urgency," Huq told CNBC on Monday.
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"It is very unlikely that these eggs pose a risk to public health, but as Fipronil is unauthorized for use in food-producing animals we have acted with urgency to ensure that consumers are protected," it said.
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" Over email, Levkovitz added that TikTok needed to handle this societal epidemic with urgency, "especially with the pervasive spread of content with children - which is only going to worsen as social platforms continue to grow in scale.
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Patricia Espinosa, head of the Executive Secretary of the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), which steers the climate talks, said both the public and private sector need to act with urgency to avoid "catastrophic effects".
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Groups such as the American Medical Association as well as congressional Democrats -- in the midst of negotiating a massive $1 trillion stimulus package -- have tried to urge Trump to act with urgency and use his legal powers.
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They were slow to implement strict social distancing measures and, even once officials began to institute social distancing as Covid-210 cases began to spike, the public did not seem to respond to government directives with urgency.
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Local elections in Delhi are due in February 2020, but it is unlikely that air pollution will be a major campaign issue since the three major parties contesting the vote are not treating the issue with urgency.
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The President held a joint news conference with South Korean President Moon Jae-in, where he called North Korea "a worldwide threat" (no surprise there) and said it's "time to act with urgency" to stop its nuclear ambitions.
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Sustainability isn't just marketing, it's a responsibility for all businesses to emulate those like Ray Anderson by evaluating their supply chains with clear eyes, making the right choices for our planet and courageously acting on those choices with urgency.
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On February 13th the African National Congress (ANC) said that its national executive committee had "recalled" Mr Zuma as president "with urgency" (under the party's rules, though not the country's constitution, all government officials serve at the ANC's pleasure).
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And as my colleague Dave Roberts detailed just a few days ago, recent studies indicate time is running out to avoid worst-case climate scenarios, which in a rational world would mean elected leaders would be acting with urgency.
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Pearse MacDermott, one of the teen's lawyers from McCann and McCann Solicitors, said that because the Police Service of Northern Ireland failed to act with urgency, they weren't able to prove the alleged perpetrator posted the photos, the Irish Examiner reported.
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General Dunford said the United States, France, Italy and Britain are looking with urgency at how to stem the growth in the power of the Islamic State in Libya before it spreads throughout North Africa and the sub-Saharan countries.
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Now after the fourth nuclear test in January and a launched rocket in February, those issues are colliding with urgency as the international community — including China — makes it more difficult for regime leaders to make money and fund weapons and WMDs.
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Instead, we need the private sector to step up with urgency and to work with the defense industry to deliver solutions that ensure the world's most important military is able to protect the world's most important engine of progress: American innovation.
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He said transition fundraising efforts are a reflection of the transition process as a whole: an vitally important undertaking that both candidates should approach with urgency, even as the bulk of their time is spent actually campaigning for the job.
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The resolution says the measure is "adopted with urgency in response to the outbreak in Puerto Rico of the respiratory disease caused by COVID-19 or Coronavirus" and notes several people in Puerto Rico have tested positive for Covid-19.
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As we all shake our heads in clucking disapproval at the well-oiled Hollywood machine that protected and enabled people like Harvey Weinstein, we should also be looking with urgency to the White House and Congress, and the Republican Party currently dominating both.
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But he held me tight, kissing me with urgency, until I realized that exposure was the point, that he wanted to show off, here where nobody knew him, where he could be anonymous and free, could live out an ideal of candor.
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Despite a long record of intelligence warnings that the North was acquiring both forceful missile engines and the fuel to power them, there is no evidence that Washington has ever moved with urgency to cut off Pyongyang's access to the rare propellant.
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He stuck with Murray, reunited Sheary with Crosby and Jake Guentzel, and stressed that his squad needed to play with urgency but not desperation after the Predators rallied to tie the series by outscoring the Penguins, 21-219, during two games in Nashville.
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The newly released papers show the president and his aides acting with urgency on the Gregory case about the time the couple asked Rodham in late 1999 or early 22001 for help to clear their records of bank fraud convictions from the 225s.
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And at night, I log into Yik Yak, the social media app, and read what students have written — voyeuristically, and at times, I worry, unethically — pulsing with urgency out from the heart of our college campus, only three blocks from my home.
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But moments after giving birth to her sixth child — and first son — on June 18, the Dateline correspondent's delivery room went from a magical meeting between a mom and her baby to a scene filled with urgency as Canning's placenta became stuck in her uterus.
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If we, as health care providers, health justice advocates, and everyday Americans are truly dedicated to making health care a basic human right in reality and not just rhetoric, then we are obliged to remodel our comfort zones -- and to do so with urgency.
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"Improvements in the business environment - policy predictability based on a strong dialogue with the private sector, regulatory reforms, timely payment of value-added tax (VAT) and other tax refunds, and eliminating domestic arrears — must be pursued with urgency," the IMF said late on Tuesday.
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A party that once spoke with urgency and apparent conviction about the importance of ethical leadership — fidelity, honesty, honor, decency, good manners, setting a good example — has hitched its wagon to the most thoroughly and comprehensively corrupt individual who has ever been elected president.
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Bands like the Sex Pistols, The Damned, The Slits, Stiff Little Fingers, Sham 69, and Crass burst out from the tail-end of 803s Keep Calm and Carry On Britain with urgency, bits of blood, and basement gigs in a flurry of unaffected, pissed off youth.
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While allowing that the model's quantitative risk assessment involved uncertainties, the report argued that the model's calculations suggested "temperature changes of a size that could have devastating consequences" and, with urgency, called on all available agencies and scientists to conduct investigations to narrow the range of uncertainty.
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"Movement candidates… focus on fighting with urgency, like they've got nothing to lose, for solutions as radical as the problems that we're facing," said Alexandra Rojas, executive director of the group Justice Democrats, which last year recruited Ocasio-Cortez to run for office and also endorsed Omar, Tlaib, and Pressley.
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I wrote [the book] with urgency in mind: these are the things I need to say, I really need to talk about looks, and the way I look affecting my career, and I also wanted to talk about how experiencing loss affected me, and I needed to talk about my obsessive compulsive disorder.
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"Dispatches," though, was alive with urgency and a writer's voice that took me head first into the action, then just as rapidly back out, oscillating between stomach-churning scenes of violence and heady, world-upending observations about the nature of the war, about the nature of war generally, in all its disgusting, beautiful complexities.
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And now we know the reason is that Trump hastily cut off the policy development process in response to an op-ed: More recently, when four economists who advised Trump during the campaign — Steve Forbes, Larry Kudlow, Arthur Laffer and Stephen Moore — wrote in a New York Times op-ed that "now is the time to move it forward with urgency," someone in the White House flagged the piece for the president.
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