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181. Arms control has a value and urgency entirely apart from the status of political issues.

182. There was a sense of urgency as well as demand for long-term financing.

183. A 27-year-old male presented urinary frequency, urgency of urination, urodynia, generalized ulcers similar to syphilitic primary chancre, as well as a vegetation localized on the back of the penis.

184. So it is of urgency to add translation teaching into college English teaching, so as to foster more technical translation talents for the society.

185. The author holds that a systematic research of the civil enforcement power theory is of great urgency.

186. F. Interstitial cystitis is characterized by urinary urgency bladder discomfort and a sense of inadequate emptying of the bladder. Dyspareunia is often present. Cystoscopy is diagnostic.

187. With the global quest for long-term competitiveness assuming new urgency, education is on everyone's front burner.

188. Learn to ask questions that help you determine the level of urgency. Negotiate longer lead times whenever you can and don't give into the "instant-and-immediate answer" syndrome.

189. In case of operational urgency , temporary changes to a document by issuing a memorandum is allowed But such temporary changes must be authorized by the same approval authority.

190. In view of this, the thesis pointed out the urgency to normalize the network neology .

191. Based on this fact, the paper stresses the importance and urgency of developing information resources of coal geology and puts forward some methods.

192. The urgency is to communize the collective ownership and a higher status is given to the peasants who enjoy the contract right.

193. It's a monstrosity, and a gratuitous one, as there is no urgency about legislating financial regulatory reform.

194. He is such a slowcoach that he won't feel urgency whatever happens.

195. This steep upward a parabola, people show concern about the urgency of the disaster areas.

196. Images of children scavenging the local garbage dump for food lent urgency to the Rotarians'efforts.

197. America's cross-border pressure may have been intended in part to impress upon Pakistan's leaders the urgency of the military aspect.

198. Once their honeymoon was over, baby talk started, adding urgency to the dialogue,(Sentencedict.com) although officials insist that talk of a pregnancy is premature.

199. Israeli national security advisor Uzi Arad says Mr. Netanyahu will express a sense of urgency about what Israel sees as Iran's pursuit of nuclear weapons.

200. However, because currency stability and financial reconstruction were considered of greater urgency this did not eventuate.

201. Starting with the importance and urgency of urban development, this paper designs the vision for lowcarbon city development on the foundation of China's basic national conditions.

202. The rainy season is coming. It's a matter of great urgency to repair the drainage and irrigation equipment.

203. SOA does not have the same business urgency and lacks critical focus in this regard in most organizations.

204. In the first part, we pointed that the urgency,[sentencedict.com/urgency.html] the need and the feasibility of studying the historiographer records in Zuo Zhuan.

205. The article clear-out the urgency and necessary of establishing QIMS by analyzing of quality certification implementation.

206. Make sure your subordinates understand your sense of urgency and work toward instilling this in allsubordinates.

207. Of particular urgency is establishing Gospel drug addict rehabilitation center and Chinese school for them.

208. The political urgency and test-flight nature of early Apollo planning and development left few options for selecting experienced field geologists as regular members of lunar mission crews.

209. The Angel's speech possibly represents Max's own urgency to get the DNAV cure to save various newborns , or actual divine guidance.

210. The urgency of the situation makes it necessary to reiterate the monumental problems of population growth.