A management consultant might, for instance, urge the court to add conferences during the summer.
One protester, for instance, urged Spaniards to withdraw all savings for one day to pressure banks into bearing more of the cost of the crisis.
"Our national debt increases about $3 million every minute," Scott Davis, the chief executive of UPS, said in a statement this month, for instance, urging politicians to avert the cliff.
Lately, Heaney has become more political, for instance, urging Irish voters to say Yes to the Lisbon Treaty, but the Troubles remain a closed book.
Where is the joint statement from the Royal Colleges, for instance, urging increased taxation to bring our NHS and social care spend to at least the levels of Germany and France?
The Dallas Morning News, which had endorsed Mr. Bush, took several positions yesterday that mirrored the Bush campaign's views, for instance urging against a hand count of the ballots in four Florida counties.
He writes to Wilde's intimate Bobbie Ross, for instance, urging him cheerily not to introduce their mutual friend Reggie Turner to "the love that dares not tell its name," adding, "You are a person of stronger character and it doesn't affect you the way it would affect him".
The flip side, of course, is that by publicly keeping his opinions close, the vice president — who, for instance, urged the president to withdraw from the Paris climate accord but did not crow about his victory — has not only engendered good will with Trump but also managed to often steer clear of the sniping and power struggles that plague the administration.
Review instructors, for instance, urge kids to eliminate wrong answers rather than solve problems.
A Nets billboard on the side of a building in New York City this summer, for instance, urged people to check in with Gowalla.
