Sentence examples for from urging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lopez's denial has not discouraged Democratic officeholders from urging the assemblyman to resign.

Far from urging the police to conduct a full investigation, they have long cosied up to the tabloids.

Rules like the one preventing parties from urging people to vote for their own candidates are absurd.

Yet he refrained from urging children citywide to attend classes, saying the decision was ultimately up to parents.

An OSHA official didn't let her lack of Spanish stop her from urging everyone to use gloves and face masks — "mucho importanto," she said.

It hailed a triumphant turnout, though its widespread intimidation of voters, to make them vote "yes" and stop them from urging a "no" vote, will render the result 93% in favour widely disbelieved.

Here, we see teenagers as helpless victims beset by raging hormones and believe parents should protect them from urges they cannot control.

It appears from figure 2 as if not only the start but also the decline of relief from urges to smoke occurred faster with mouth spray than with lozenges.

She had just finished school and had no interest in making money from skateboarding (despite urging from her old sponsors).

Sometimes such motivation comes from within, other times it results from the urging of shareholder activists.

Editors from the Los Angeles Times received phone calls from Scientologists urging them not to write about the play.