Examples of 'taking urgent' in a sentence
Meaning of "taking urgent"
taking urgent: This phrase suggests the act of responding quickly or promptly to a pressing or critical matter
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It recommended taking urgent measures to redress the situation.
Parliamentarians can be instrumental in reversing this tragedy by taking urgent action.
Taking urgent action at the site of the accident.
The role of parliaments in taking urgent action to protect the climate.
Taking urgent action to strengthen and expand health systems.
There is an increasingly compelling case for taking urgent action on the environment.
Government is taking urgent measures to address the water shortage.
We must move very fast towards a consensus on the necessity for taking urgent action.
Instead of taking urgent action it is trying to greenwash its actions.
The report strengthens the case for taking urgent action on climate change.
That means taking urgent and effective action on emissions reduction.
This shall not preclude national regulatory authorities from taking urgent measures where necessary.
This means taking urgent action so as to avoid a political and security vacuum.
MSN UK is committed to Empowering the Planet and taking urgent action to.
Taking urgent steps to fight climate change and the repercussions thereof.
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Should we not be taking urgent action on this?
Taking urgent and concrete measures to address climate change and environmental degradation.
The report also sets out a 12-point agenda for taking urgent action.
It recommended taking urgent measures to ensure that adequate resources are allocated for education.
Taking urgent and temporary measures of support and compensation for the benefit of the victims.
Finally, the SDGs call for taking urgent action on preserving the environment ( goal 15 ).
Taking urgent steps to prevent and deal with increasing violence against women and children SAM / SADC 2001.
The DSTF is taking urgent measures to stop their decline.
This means taking urgent action to combat longterm unemployment and social exclusion across the Union.
Some MPs are calling for taking urgent measures to prevent a repetition of events in 2001.
CESCR recommended taking urgent legislative steps to specifically criminalize domestic violence, including marital rape.
We have proposed taking urgent measures to tackle the backlog of old and dormant projects.
OIOS / IAD is taking urgent steps to fill these vacancies expeditiously.
A turning point for taking urgent action nationally and globally to achieve the 2030 Agenda.
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