Sentence examples for journal urges from inspiring English sources

Given the scope of the problem, the Administration should make the rule stronger and not, as the Journal urges, throw it away.

[C16.] Journal Urges Ban on Companies' Gifts to Doctors The gifts, drugs and classes that makers of pharmaceuticals and medical devices routinely give doctors undermine medical care, hurt patients and should be banned, a group of influential doctors say in today's issue of The Journal of the American Medical Association.

The Wall Street Journal urged this.

In the United States, the Wall Street Journal urged its readers to "see through the commercial and ideological motives of our competitor-critics".

Randal Milch, the general counsel of Verizon Communications, which was not involved in the exclusion order, wrote an editorial in The Wall Street Journal urging the administration to veto the ban.

A mild opinion piece by a long-time democracy advocate, Martin Lee, in the Wall Street Journal, urging countries to push for human rights during the Beijing Olympics later this year, led to his being pilloried in terms reminiscent of the Cultural Revolution: "Traitor Lee!"; "Running dog!"In protest at China's electoral timetable, there was a lightly attended bicycle rally on January 1st.

He wrote an article for a recent issue of The American Interest, a Washington-based public-policy journal, urging officers to attend civilian graduate schools and get out of their "intellectual comfort zones" — useful for dealing with today's adaptive enemies.

He wrote an op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal urging everyone to "Buy America".

Ever since the fall of 1849, when the Water-Cure Journal urged women to invent a style of dress that would allow them the free use of their legs, women across the country had been wearing some form of pants and short skirt, generally called the "Turkish costume" or the "American dress".

This week, more than two dozen prominent scientists and doctors sent a letter to more than 200 scientific journals urging them to strengthen their requirements for disclosing conflicts of interest.

The Journal also urges the Obama administration to "follow through" with defunding Unesco.