Sentence examples for language urging from inspiring English sources

The body adopted language urging more financial and technical support for the most vulnerable countries.

One is language urging the government to help people "make the most of their God-given potential".

Defenders of the Crusader, an $11 billion artillery system, won a small victory today as the House Appropriations Committee approved nonbinding language urging the Pentagon to delay plans to kill the program.

The advice was based on the fact that none contained what courts had called "the magic words" that defined a campaign advertisement, such as language urging viewers to "vote for" or "vote against" a specific candidate.

Several crucial allies, like India, China and Pakistan, helped pass that resolution, which contained much weaker language urging the government to allow access to displaced people by aid groups.

But two weeks ago the House Appropriations Committee approved nonbinding language urging the Pentagon to delay plans to kill the program, and three senior Republican lawmakers from Oklahoma, where the Crusader would be built and based, have said they will work to persuade a majority in Congress to preserve it.

Iraq and Syria, using different language, urged the Arab states to develop a long-term strategy that would approach Israel as a rival military and economic power.

Among other things, its language urges Sri Lanka to implement the recommendations of a presidential commission that tried, ineffectually, to unravel the confusion of the war's final stages.The conclusions of the Lessons Learnt and Reconciliation Commission (LLRC) are widely regarded as being inadequate, when it comes to the task of fact-finding.

For example, teacher language helps with demonstrating academic meanings, modeling the academic language, and urging learners to explain using the academic terminology of the school.

Bettany Hughes, the broadcaster, added her voice in the Guardian to the authors of Politeia's Latin for Language Learners urging that Latin should be given equal status with any other foreign language.

As a result, critics of bilingual programs have called for deep changes, demanding more emphasis on classes in English as a second language and urging that bilingual programs find ways to move children into mainstream classes sooner.