Sentence examples for expected urged from inspiring English sources
Mr. Gore's legal brief, as expected, urged the Florida court to re-enter its ruling and clarify that it made its decision based on an interpretation of the state's election laws, not the constitution.
"Let's all drink to a success even greater than we expected," urged Mr Lafontaine, with a cross between a smile and a snarl, as the Lower Saxony results came in.Many Social Democrats reckon they now have an all-but unbeatable election team.
But Northern Constabulary said delays were expected and urged travellers to avoid the nearby A96.
As expected, advisers urged NIH to limit costs by recruiting the bulk of participants over the next 4 years through health care providers with electronic health records.
She can be expected to urge these two main parties to make further progress.
The Co-op chair, Ursula Lidbetter, is expected to urge members to back them.
Mr. Biden, who will begin his trip in Tokyo, is expected to urge Mr. Abe to show restraint as well.
Both groups are expected to urge Pakistanis to direct their anger at the country's generals, not its scientists.
The final statement of the meeting is expected to urge a freeze on new commercial or diplomatic contacts.
He is still a young man, and one whose restless imagination and inventiveness might be expected to urge him on to the exploration of other branches of photography.
The United States is expected to urge the association to strengthen an existing code of conduct on the South China Sea, probably over China's objections.
