Sentence examples for order urged from inspiring English sources

A previous order urged but did not require evacuation from that zone; the government still recommends that residents leave if they are within 19 miles of the plant.

So it should not come as a surprise that he has signed an executive order urging his administration to fight it as much as possible.

A similar plan won Ontario for the Conservatives in a provincial election in 1995.When Mr Day finally went onto the attack, it was first on law and order, urging more child protection after an incident with a paedophile made news.

One of the first things our new president did Friday was sign an executive order urging his administration to fight the ACA.

I expect less tear gas, more police bodies on the ground, and likely some top-down orders urging officer restraint.

The note would emphasize a particular part of his edict, urging or ordering it to be followed without fault.

These verbs include "show", "concede", "order", "urge", "recommend", "ask" among others.

Orrick did not clearly indicate how he was leaning but promised to "try to get an order out as soon as I can". Lawyers for Santa Clara County and San Francisco pointed to the broad wording in Trump's order and urged the judge to consider the statements of the president and Atty.

Instead of urging retreat from the social order, he urged participation in it.

Leung Chun-ying, the chief executive, issued an appeal for a return to peaceful order and urged residents to disperse from the tense streets, especially schoolchildren.

In August, a week before Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas, President Trump rescinded an Obama-era executive order that urged federal agencies to take into account climate change and sea-level rise when rebuilding infrastructure.