Sentence examples for * urged with from inspiring English sources

"Put out the word, man, put out the word," he urged with a laugh.

The Government should get religious groups more involved in the struggling Work Programme, a leading think tank has urged, with backing from the shadow employment minister.

A drastic reduction in DDT use was strongly urged, with subsidies furnished to countries unable to afford the more expensive nonpersistent pesticides.

The latter contended that the convention should be held in November, 1842, while the former urged with great pertinacity, and succeeded, that it should be postponed until May, 1844.The new Congress convene in December.

I understand that during the visit of Sir Harry Twyford and Sir Neill Malcolm to Prague the need for this delay was urged with as much force as possible.

The force and extent of the constitutional guaranty are in no respect to be weakened or modified, and the like consideration may be urged with reference to all the clauses and provisions of the constitution designed for the peace and security of the citizen in the enjoyment of rights or privileges which the constitution intended to grant and protect.

He said his thoughts are with the family and friends of those involved as he urged anyone with information – or footage – of the incident to contact police.

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder (R) urged compliance with the ruling on Friday, asking the state to "treat everyone with the respect and dignity they deserve".

They urged anyone with information to come forward.

The Jewish council urged accommodation with the Germans.

Police have urged anyone with information to come forward.