Sentence examples similar to held urges from inspiring English sources

At her press conference Ms Cantwell was joined by representatives of a group called Change the Mascot, a group that sent letters to the 30 other NFL teams with individual owners (the Green Bay Packers are publicly held) urging them to "put an end to the league's promotion of a dictionary-defined racial slur as the Washington franchise's name".The bill raises three questions.

They assessed how much damage they had been dealt and whether to liquidate, or, as some economists and politicians have urged, hold tight in a show of patriotism.

The response to those long-held urges to reach across the aisle for succor in your moments of deep need may not be easy, but it is obvious.

As a result of these recommendations, health ministers from the region, at the 50th Regional Committee Meeting held in October 2003, have urged Member States to establish national bodies of biotechnology to formulate a strategic vision for developing biotechnology in the service of the region's health.

Who I had actually met was an older writer with a crush on a young man, an older writer who, for complicated reasons, was accustomed to holding his urges in check, until he felt safe to express them.

Even our minds, where we carry out our daily thoughts, questionings and cravings, may hold certain urges and hazards we would be shocked, and repulsed, to discover.

In the eighties, students at Harvard and M.I.T. held rallies urging their schools to divest from South Africa.

Hundreds of marchers and spectators held signs urging the United States Navy to stop using Vieques, a Puerto Rican island, as a bombing range.

It was the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, where the exhibition is held, that urged the museum to focus its selection on works by American artists, believing them to be less familiar to German audiences.

It was late November 1995, and Mr. Rohde's editors joined 11 of his relatives on a trip to Dayton, Ohio, where the Bosnian peace talks were being held, to urge American diplomats to demand his release.

Iestyn ap Rhobert, of Wales Supporting Yes, said the rally was being held to urge Scotland's voters to "go for it".