The phrase "as urged here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a suggestion or recommendation made in the current context or document.
Example: "The committee has decided to implement the changes as urged here in the report."
Alternatives: "as recommended here" or "as suggested here".
Yet under the approach urged here, any transfer, for whatever reason, would require a hearing as long as it could be said that the transfer would place the prisoner in substantially more burdensome conditions that he had been experiencing.
In addition to the arguments appellant made to the trial court, he urges here that the 'indefinite sentence' imposed upon him constitutes such cruel and unusual punishment as to be a denial of due process.
And not incidentally, several Democrats said, he might have benefited from what had been Dr. Dean's central message, as he urged voters here not to rubber-stamp the Kerry nomination, and allow the process to continue.
On Tuesday, as Mr. McCain urged voters here to brave the cold to vote for him in the primary, Mrs. McCain seemed to allude to Mrs. Obama's remark, telling the crowd at a rally in a hotel here: "I'm proud of my country.
Clearly aware of that possibility, Mr. Forbes urged conservatives here to rally around him as the conservative alternative to Mr. Bush.
So because you cannot control your sexual urge, here is something to use when the urge comes...And you find that as a country growing, so many young people are contracting HIV in spite of the availability of condoms".
Before his filmmaking career took off, Morris had a day job as a detective, and he urges us, here, to read his essays "as a collection of mystery stories".
Before his filmmaking career took off, Morris had a day job as a detective, and he urges us, here, to read his essays "as a collection of mystery stories". That's easy advice to follow.
For even as they urge caution, officials here are loath to stand in the way of new methods of extending credit.
