Sentence examples for may be urged from inspiring English sources

Listed below are some of the practices and policies that public companies may be urged to follow.

It is still possible, though unlikely, that Mr Monti may be urged to stay on as premier to maintain confidence.

Walkers who know of the Lake District may be urged to try Exmoor, while those drawn to Stonehenge could be tempted to visit Bath Abbey.

Against the illustration drawn from the fire, it may be urged that the analogy would make that Principle identical with virtue, whereas we hold it to be something higher.

Lear permits an accused infringer to accept a license, pay royalties for a time, and cease paying when financially able to litigate validity, secure in the knowledge that invalidity may be urged when the patentee-licensor sues for unpaid royalties.

One of only four shortstops to play at least 150 games last season, Jeter may be urged by Manager Joe Girardi to take a few more days off in hopes extra rest would refresh him and result in improved production.

In response, two very different constituencies may be urging Mr. Bush to dilute the brave commitment of the Warsaw speech.

At last, the Arab League may be urging its member countries, and Sunnis in Iraq, to support the process.

While national politicians may be urging a clampdown on the burqa, such moves are still expected to run into legal obstacles.

It also appears as though banks may be urging borrowers who owe more on their mortgages than their homes are worth to sell their homes at a loss via short sales when those borrowers could qualify for loan modifications instead.

In Brussels his men may be urging the EU to run a common foreign policy, but back on the election trail he has suddenly discovered the virtues of a "German way".