Translations for exigency in the English»Italian Dictionary

exigence [ˈek·sɪ·dʒəns] N, exigency [ˈek·zɪ·dʒən·si] <-ies> N

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1. exigence (extreme urgency):

2. exigence pl (urgent demands):

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He resigned it owing to the growing exigencies of his rainfall observations. en.wikipedia.org

We would ask whether due process was present, after accounting for the exigencies of the battlefield. en.wikipedia.org

Audiovisual field: the academic exigencies and the professional constraints. en.wikipedia.org

It was accuracy of rendering which was chiefly needed by the controversial exigencies of the day. en.wikipedia.org

Answer, a very material one, and which answered the exigency of the letter; the easy and certain method of getting possession. en.wikipedia.org

The elections registered the reintroduction of the constituency electoral system that was interrupted by the exigencies of war between 1991 and 2002. en.wikipedia.org

In this way, inalienable possessions are transcendent treasures to be guarded against all the exigencies that might force their loss. en.wikipedia.org

But that was found insufficient, and inadequate to the public exigencies. en.wikipedia.org

A further oddity is that the decree did not limit the use of election to a one-time exigency. en.wikipedia.org

The council instead concentrated upon day-to-day exigencies related to the life or death military campaign. en.wikipedia.org

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