Sentence examples for explicitly urges from inspiring English sources
The commercial never explicitly urges a vote for Mr. Bush or against Mr. McCain.
Christopher Castiglia, perhaps most explicitly, urges us to envision a "newly conceived method" (416) for reading the early American archive, one that counters the symptomatic mode that has long characterized scholarship in the field with a set of new reading practices inspired by the "speculative idealism" of revolution (398).
Lane has been a vocal critic of that bill, and his report explicitly urges the White House and Congress to "reaffirm the principle that competitive expert peer review is the best way to ensure excellence" and asserts that it "should remain the mechanism by which federal agencies make research award decisions".
It's Sazegara, for example, who explicitly urges the opposition green movement to reach out to Iran's ethnic minorities, factory workers and the lower middle class.
The project fit under the framework of the PAHO Regional Plan on Workers Healthh [ 82], as well as the WHO Global Plan of Action on Workers Healthh [ 83], which explicitly urges member countries to implement occupational health and safety policies and programs in the healthcare sector.
But the Hadley memo explicitly urged such a step.
The ad does not explicitly urge voters to vote against Mr. Florio and it does not mention Mr. Corzine.
Countries tacitly or explicitly urge foreign publics to oppose leaders who do not share the sender's strategic interests.
Television commercials that include them represent the most basic form of "express advocacy," or advertisements that explicitly urge votes for or against a specific candidate.
In that decision, a federal court of appeals struck down individual contribution limits to independent groups that want to explicitly urge a vote for or against a candidate.
That made it among the first to abandon the old approach of running ads that stopped just short of explicitly urging voters to elect or reject individual candidates.
