The phrase "and urges for" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not commonly used and may lead to confusion; typically, "urge" does not pair with "for" in this context.
Example: "The organization advocates for change and urges action from the community."
Alternatives: "and encourages" or "and calls for".
The O'Reilly Factor meticulously reports every single one, creating an impression that this is a serious threat to Americans, and urges for action to stop it.
Some of the images are not "pure" nudes; there are works in which models are partially clad, but the overall impact of bodies -- male and female -- in all their forms, is revealing of the human condition, of our desires and urges for ourselves and others.
The absence of a set of well-defined human essential genes poses a challenge on studying them and urges for alternative solutions.
UNICEF also acknowledges the tremendous determination of the majority of the Iraqi people to extend helping hands and to protect children, and urges for this to continue.
The counselor taught the participant skills for dealing with cravings and urges for risky sex, including reframing thoughts, avoiding or leaving a high risk situation, engaging in a distracting activity, and delaying the decision to seek out a sex worker.
This may be taken as evidence that VHP is an important regulator of cellular adhesion in glial cells (Fig. 2) and urges for studies involving additional samples and functional read-outs.
Trump also mourned the injury of 15 police officers and urged for stronger action.
He referred to government corruption and urged for an end to restrictions on civil and political freedoms.
So why is this so ridiculous to imagine and urge for?
A 2014 the EIU-healthcare report that the need to address apathy and urging for increased funding.
But they did call the contractors' 30-year sentence a "cruel and unusual punishment," and urged for a more "nuanced" approach to sentencing, rather than using a "sledgehammer".
