Sentence examples similar to school urge from inspiring English sources

On its Facebook page, the school urged the public to stay away while the incident was handled by police.

Commonsense rules for speaking are pinned up around the school, urging pupils to mind their slang and reject double negatives.

Robin Delauw, grade 12 student, Father Patrick Mercredi community high school Parents frantically got hold of children in school, urging them to get home as soon as possible.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, March 2, 1940 P. 34 A list of lost Alumni sent out by Taft's school urging graduates to send in addresses of any one of those listed.

The speech was the first of its kind to be nationally broadcast by a president since the elder President George Bush delivered a speech in 1991 from a Washington school urging students not to use drugs.

According to "Law Schools Urge Graduates to Start Small and Think Local" (news article, Dec. 16), some schools believe that "corporate largess and government programs barely dent the nation's legal needs".

When children start their KG experience, schools urge parents to help their children become more familiar with the school prior to attending.

And clergy at nearby churches that do not operate schools urged parishioners to send their children to the school.

Richard J. Condon, the special commissioner of investigation for the schools, urged Chancellor Joel I. Klein to discipline the educators.

Marking eighth-grade graduation as a milestone is not novel: in previous generations schools urged parents to dress children nicely for the ceremony.

The Way Forward for Computing in UK Schools – urges industry experts and exam boards to come up with more rigorous computing qualifications for pupils aged 16 and over.