Sentence examples for ready to urge from inspiring English sources

But at the moment, he said, "We don't even know what all the details are, so we're not yet ready to urge anybody to be for it.

Evangelical leaders, business groups, labor unions and the well-organized young advocates known as Dreamers are ready to urge on deal makers in Congress.

The Pres. spoke with the knowledge that the Soviet Union was ready to urge compromise on N. Vietnam & counter pressures from China.

We had authority that we could have used over the banks to compel them to do some things that Paulson wouldn't use and Obama wasn't ready to urge him to do it.

As recently as last month, F.T.C. workers appeared ready to urge the agency's five commissioners to challenge Google's purchase of AdMob in court, on the basis that it would give Google an unassailable position in the nascent market for ads that appear on mobile phones.

Among those not yet ready to publicly urge the legalization of drugs is a veteran Texas police officer who quietly supports LEAP and spoke on the condition that he not be identified.

He said he was not ready to recommend adopting the devices, but urged more study.

But Secretary of Education Arne Duncan sent a letter Monday to thousands of colleges and universities urging them to get ready to use the government's Direct Loan Program in the 2010-11 school year.

South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, who has often said Rubio is not ready to be president, urged Republican candidates to unite in order to bring down Trump, suggesting that he could support a potential "Rubio-Kasich" ticket.

His partner was ready to retire, and urged him to sign the agreement.

In her book, Ready to Heal, Kelly McDaniel urges people who have just ended a relationship to preserve their energy, to avoid cluttering their days with too much activity.