Meanings of make urgent in English

Police are told to make urgent changes to the way they handle child abuse cases.

With no signal from any mobile, he needed a landline to make urgent contact with the Hub.

The campaign encourages people at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes to make urgent changes in their lifestyle.

Te Akatea New Zealand Māori Principals spokesperson Robert Clarke is urging the education sector to make urgent changes.

Lauren heard herself make urgent, happy little sounds as she raised her knee against the side of his leg.

A coalition of NGOs is demanding the Government make urgent changes to the way relationships are treated in the welfare system.

The historic Ratana Church needs to raise $500,000 to make urgent repairs to its building.

Hill said he understood people wanting to make urgent trips to see friends and family, but he has a message for state hoppers.

Arounsavath called on banks to make urgent improvements by raising awareness of indigenous rights at investor conferences and expanding resources for monitoring policies.

Under the agreed cessation of hostilities plan, efforts will be made to try to make urgent aid deliveries to besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria.

After another weekend of chaotic scenes at stores around Australia, Lisa Wilkinson has called for calm and has urged supermarket bosses to make urgent changes.

Ministers are making urgent arrangements to replace a major defence contractor.

People hustled around the CIC, checking printouts, making urgent calls, and tapping keyboards.

Both the girl and the boy were making urgent wishes.

Al-Masirah reported that hospitals in the city had made urgent appeals for blood donations.

The Sultanate's government made urgent representation to mine to repatriate him as soon as possible.