urgent task

But that is not the most urgent task at hand.

This must also be an urgent task for the Council.

You have described this as ‘the most urgent task of European policy’.

In this view, the urgent task ahead is to keep them from rising even higher.

So for a state or society, an urgent task is to organize a market, and not services of general interest.

The first and most urgent task of the new commission should be to give a public accounting on Iraq.

For the moment, he obviously has more urgent tasks than writing plays.

It's not as if there were no valuable or urgent tasks to do in space.

Lincoln's urgent task is finding a general who can win not only a battle but a war.

One of its most urgent tasks in 1945 was to help refugees return to their homes or find new ones.

He knew that a far more urgent task awaited him in this house.

It is the most urgent task of our times.

The Commission’s contribution to this urgent task will be based on three convictions.

This was seen as a significant and urgent task.

In a way, he wanted to be done with it, so the fleet could concentrate on the urgent task before them.

For now, however, he had a more urgent task.

Committee members said their most urgent task was first to set goals that appeal not only to educators, but to the public as a whole.

"The more urgent task, we suggest, is to rebuild the house."

What's the logic of studying war crimes when the urgent task is to stop them?

The nation faces an urgent task in overhauling its many security systems.

The most urgent task before us is to accelerate steps toward European unity.

Most water experts say the most urgent task is to find ways to do more with less.

And simultaneously he worked at the urgent task at hand.

Therefore, an urgent task is to integrate the electricity network into the rest of Europe.

The urgent task now is to lay the groundwork for revival.