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Such a dilemma is all the more pressing when the territory in question borders Israel's population centers.

Some were concerned that this would be a diversion for more pressing issues, but really- on quick executive decision and it's dealt with!

All this makes the need for a deal at the multinational climate summit set to convene in Copenhagen this December all the more pressing.

I agree to a chicken egg, extend oneself it seems to me a few more pressing.

In view of other more pressing issues in hand, members agreed that the matter be shelved for the time being.

Arguably, the need for that sort of secretary-general has lately become more pressing.

For a drugs firm renewal is even more pressing, given the abrupt nature of patents' expiration.

There are always more pressing matters we deal with on a day to day basis. We stress about the dirty kitchen sink, the garden, the kids.

In Spain, a country with a more pressing need to cut back, only a fifth of shoppers said they were spending less on food and drink.

The need for guidance in this area has become all the more pressing at a time of global economic downturn and rising health care costs.

High-level German politicians seem to love holding summit meetings -- the more pressing the issue, the greater the priority it will get.

Despite this, I (obviously) feel the issue is not going away, and is only getting more pressing with time.

Mr Kan has at least one more pressing item in his in-tray: deteriorating relations with China.

Populist initiatives like this go down well but ultimately do little to address young Iranians' more pressing concerns.

"The new administration will be faced with more pressing domestic issues, " he said.

But a more pressing purpose is to provide the tools for active involvement in theory development.

CM: We try to be somewhat subtlest first but if the receiver does not heed the "call" , then we can get a little more pressing!

A more pressing concern is the impact that ballooning bank bail-outs are likely to have on Ireland's public debt.

'The 'natural' issue doesn't. That's not to say it's not important, but we frankly have more pressing things to deal with. '

The War Department could wait. The three ragged black men waiting outside were a more pressing matter.

With the increasing of enrollment scale of open education, the system construction of TV University becomes more pressing.

The more pressing argument, though, is not whether organisations need a few bad managers or schools need a few bad teachers.

Money spent shipping teddy bears to kids might be better spent providing for more pressing needs.

On the more pressing question of how to close America's gaping deficits, Democrats and Republicans remain far apart.

But a broader investigation of the weakness of the force as a whole is more pressing.

A more pressing problem for the Kremlin is the growing estrangement between Russia's western and eastern halves.

List of my work I try to remember every small thing, and those who elect them more pressing things.

The collision problem is not one of the more pressing issues to solve.

His speech, and issues like job creation, tax cuts, climate change and gun control, are more pressing than his fashion choices.

In the brief moments when they were alone he had more pressing things to say.

Whatever your mood, today's Libra New Moon is about putting yourself first, even if others insist their needs are more pressing.

The currently emerging problems with SSL will only become more pressing as the mobile commerce network expands.

An even more-pressing concern is whether European policy makers will come up with a way to contain their debt crisis.

Decisions about future exhibitions, and how to draw people in to see the permanent collection, are more pressing.

A more pressing question facing stock market operators is: will this current stock market rally fail?

Economist Alice Rivlin, who served on a debt commission advising President Obama, says there is a more pressing reason to act.

While they made many reforms, Lenin's government had to deal with the more pressing economic and oppositional problems they faced.

A more pressing question for researchers is what happens when our brain's time perception goes faulty.

They were expecting their sixth child and were faced with even more pressing economic problems.

He also cites a more pressing motive for building upwards: conservation of land resources.

SPIEGEL: Are there not more pressing areas where that money could go rather than towards increasing the military budget?

As time management issues become more pressing, online delivery becomes increasingly viable.

It undoubtedly produces more pressing demands and rigorous challenges on school career guidance work.

Liquidity is drying up even more pressing is the Federal Reserve injected, Paulson emergency program to solve.

But that asks too much of businesses which are focused on the more pressing matter of giving their customers what they want.

But the failure of the euro countries to liberalise has become a much more pressing concern.

Therefore, it is more pressing and necessary to reform and adjust the institutions of pegged exchange rate.

To ordinary voters, Tokyo may have more pressing issues on its plate than fish.

"African needs are much more pressing and nationalism is far less virulent there. "

Some of the more pressing issues facing China are universal.

The more pressing battles are against tenant evictions, police brutality and street crime.

Of all the challenges posed to the eurozone by its Greece-induced woes, none is more pressing than reviving economic growth.

Store owners, particularly small store owners, have a lot more pressing worries on their mind than whether or not they have a website.

An example here would be Pirate, we want to work on him but there are more pressing issues.

Yet increasingly, military leaders subordinate this ability to the more pressing demenes of routine day-to-day operations.

As millions of baby boomers reach retirement age, the demands on the SSA will only get more pressing.

A more pressing worry for Goldman is the loss of clients if the public storm over its conduct rumbles on.

In addition, Mr. Netanyahu sees Iran as a more pressing issue than the Palestinian track.

As the weeks passed, the questions became more pressing.

Representative James Clyburn of South Carolina says his constituents have more pressing concerns than the federal deficit.

By the end of the century the needs of industry were harsher and more pressing.

For most Malawians, getting a hot meal may be more pressing than political or economic reform.

Wenger's more pressing concerns involve goalkeepers.

This makes progress on regional co-operation all the more pressing.

The country's oil dependence, however, is a much more pressing concern.

Many service-related firms may have a more pressing need to rehire workers as demand comes back than manufacturers do.

Future investment policy, however, is on a back-burner while CIC concentrates on the more pressing matter of setting up shop.

busy finding its role on global issues such as the financial crisis and climate change, and it sounds like it has more pressing concerns.

They have more pressing things to worry about than the economic consequences of their actions.

The more pressing question: Why would writing a column on being cheap make a person less so? Wouldn't it have the opposite effect?

Enterprise for a high-quality, high degree of identity for the corporate culture more and more pressing needs of employees.

They, like I, had more pressing responsibilities.

This year, regulation has dropped to eighth, behind more pressing concerns such as derivatives and inadequate risk management techniques.

In the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks these questions have never seemed more pressing.

The more pressing failure in global macro land is the failure of the Chinese to maintain high exports to Europe.

but Toyota will make good cars and the United Statesand Japan will soon enough focus on matters more pressing than sticky accelerators.

The more pressing worry is turning a profit in investment banking.

The more pressing problem is the handling of data elements.

In the meantime, the US has more pressing issues to worry about.

We have more pressing needs at home.

Now environmental protection is more pressing than ever before.

This is compared to unite the years, at the time become more pressing.

There are surely more pressing issues.

It is difficult to fathom the importance of the arts when there are many more pressing and immediate concerns to face.

We should concentrate our energy on more pressing matters.

The more pressing need was to bolster the euro area's main rescue fund, the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF), set up last year.

Second, there are more pressing needs, for example, coping with an ageing society.

The more pressing point is, we had expected a car for Christmas and we got socks.

As far as China itself is concerned, the exchange rate is secondary to more pressing domestic concerns.

That's because they helped end the more pressing crisis of confidence, which was threatening to take down the entire U. S. banking system.

of life and work, people's demand for convenience foods has become more and more pressing.

All of which makes remittances to developing countries more precious, and questions about their resilience more pressing.

Before preparing for tomorrow's party, I have some more pressing matters to attend to, such as finishing my report.

That is hard because they have more pressing worries.

The premise of the article is that valuable resources should be directed towards more pressing business needs rather than plumbing

Johnson agrees and suggests that the increasing use of cloud deployments makes this an even more pressing problem