Sentence examples for originally urged from inspiring English sources

The limit was originally urged upon the European Union by Germany under Chancellor Helmut Kohl.

That difficulty, lawyers say, was a major reason Brooklyn prosecutors originally urged Mr. Ashcroft not to pursue capital punishment.

As seen in Noshiro, some of the biggest upheavals followed the lifting of restrictions on large stores, a step originally urged by Washington to admit American retailers.

The city's Department of Education originally urged schools to treat the anniversary as a normal day, or to commemorate it as quietly as possible.

Friends who originally urged Mr. Bloomberg to seek a third term said he has been taken aback by the depth of the opposition, which has prompted him to engage in a bruising political style he is not entirely comfortable with.

Then last week, Sprint not only raised its bid to $5 a share, well above the price that Clearwire's board was originally urging its shareholders to accept, but also locked up almost a majority of the outstanding shares.

It was the director Tom Morris's mother who originally discovered my book and urged him to read War Horse.

The one-child policy, enacted in 1979 to curb the explosive growth of China's population (which Mao, the paramount leader, had only a decade earlier urged on), was originally intended to stimulate an economy trapped deep in the doldrums.

"We were very much pleased at what Banzhaf had originally accomplished, and when he urged us to provide financial assistance for the defense of the decision we asked our own counsel to explore the situation.

Rob Kirsch, a lawyer for Bensayah, who was originally detained in Bosnia, had urged the state department to resettle him in another country out of fear he could face persecution and imprisonment there as was the case with a Guantánamo prisoner repatriated to Algeria in July 2010.

Nowhere to be found in the bill are three elements that House Speaker Paul Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and their colleagues originally promised to deliver when they urged the American public to embrace tax reform: revenue neutrality, simplicity, and fairness.