And what's good enough for Haydn, we are subtly urged, should be good enough for us.
In the past, Congress subtly urged the secretary of health and human services to direct more money to particular groups like Asian-Americans.
Still, the app gives shoppers more information than they usually can get in a store or online when they are subtly and not so subtly urged to buy all the time.
"Every time we pore over one, it is subtly urging us to do more with ourselves, to get out and about, to take better care of the communities and landscapes it has recorded".
The Bush people are subtly urging commentators to look beyond the New Hampshire vote, figuring they can absorb a loss if they have to and grind down Mr. McCain in the later primaries.
But MyFico.com and each of the credit agencies not so subtly urge you to buy more with a variety of products, including some that will give you constant updates of your score.
In 2011, Park Service Director Jon Jarvis issued a policy memo permitting -- and not-so-subtly urging -- regional directors to ban plastic bottled water sales in parks under their management.
It also fed into a tidal swell of sentiment across all media platforms (traditional, digital, social) urging us to give a fuck about this concert, the same way we are subtly and regularly urged to "give a fuck about hockey" and Tim Hortons and Molson Canadian and liberal multiculturalism.
Instead, parents have been urged to subtly register a nagging doubt that if they aren't casting around for that greener educational grass, or engaged in a school choice "arms race" replete with private tuition, false addresses or bogus church attendance, they are somehow failing their children.
This time, Bush appeared to be making a subtly different argument than Romney – urging Republicans not to disregard African American voters and claiming many such voters wanted more substantial economic assistance.
The US military will be increasing surveillance, Obama said, preparing to send military "advisers" to Iraq and urging, not so subtly, for a political shift away from Nouri al-Maliki's government.
