Sentence examples for are urging change from inspiring English sources
Religious and business groups are urging change — for moral reasons and because they believe that bringing immigrants out from the shadows would help the economy.
Stair Wars : With accidents costing the U.S. $10 billion to $12 billion a year, safety experts are urging change in home stair design while builders decry cost.
"I don't think the west should be the slightest bit embarrassed about the fact that it's been working with Mubarak over the peace process but at the same time it's been urging change in Egypt," he said.
Some economists have been urging changes that would make it much easier for Germans to borrow.Not enough demandThat is because Germany's biggest problem, on which economic recovery could yet founder, is its lack of domestic demand.
I was glad to read that some of Doug Forrester's fellow Republicans are urging him to change the tone of his campaign from a negative one to a positive one ("Republicans Say Forrester Should Change the Subject," Sept. 11).
While unprecedented environmental and economic conditions are urging us to change, "this remains a very conservative economy," he says.
Anxious Tories are urging David Cameron to change the tone of the party's election campaign by following the example of Franklin D Roosevelt, who won multiple White House terms during the Great Depression with the upbeat song Happy Days Are Here Again.
Several tech firms are urging people to change all their passwords after the discovery of a major security flaw.
We are urging the government to change their plans to reform key disability benefits to ensure cancer patients and their families are not pushed into poverty".
"This is a possible group action that would allow other people to join, but we are urging the company to change its advice so that … human life is not being put at risk by any further fires".
Responding to new findings that a procedure to open clogged arteries is superior to clot-dissolving drugs for heart attacks, heart researchers are urging the country to change its system for emergency care of heart attacks.
