Sentence examples for requested to urge from inspiring English sources

The British Foreign Office has been requested to urge the belligerents to recognise the great importance of continuing the lights in the highways of general commerce.

In December, the Transportation Department sent officials to Japan at the safety administration's request to urge Toyota to speed up its actions on the sticking pedal situation.

The drivers noted that they, alongside the fans, had the "purest interest" in F1 but insisted that the structure at the top needed to change: "We would like to request and urge the owners and all stakeholders of Formula One to consider restructuring its own governance".

In late May, he called to urge me to request the coroner's report on Pham's death.

Nicholas D. Kristof ("Vrooming Into Yellowstone," column, Feb. 18) is right to urge that public requests that would promote use of our national parks be adequately addressed.

Democrats from the Golden State gathered outside the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday to urge President Obama to approve the request quickly.

We call on all citizens to urge their governments to not attend the Commonwealth Heads Of Government Meeting in Sri Lanka and we urge them to request coverage from their media.

In a July 2015 fundraising letter from Gov. Ricketts obtained by the ACLU through a public records request, the governor urged Nebraskans to make a financial contribution to "Nebraskans for the Death Penalty," the political group that supported the referendum.

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This post was edited to add the request to sign a petition urging President Obama to appoint Prof. Warren.

Although Kelly claims that the proceeds of all of his merchandise sales go to charity (he could not provide exact numbers upon VICE's request, but urged us to call the list of organizations themselves), many users on Twitter still came at him for trivializing the severity of the American immigration crisis, and for using the instance to heighten his own popularity.