Sentence examples for that urges for from inspiring English sources

Agriculture is facing an unprecedented confluence of pressures that urges for profound changes in our food and agriculture (crops, livestock, forestry, fisheries, and aquaculture) systems.

On 1 June this year Ukraine joined the campaign that urges for an accelerated response to help children and young people to prevent HIV, to ensure that mothers can prevent transmission of HIV to their unborn children, to ensure paediatric treatment for children in need and provide for the needs of children orphaned or made vulnerable by AIDS.

While Miriam's musical career doesn't begin in New York, it is there her influence is felt and ripples through politics and her position as civil rights activist cemented through her song lyrics that urged for democratic change.

Two weeks ago, country singer Kalie Shorr had an unexpectedly emotional reaction when she heard Keith Urban's new song "Female," a ballad that urges respect for women.

Connecting with people really matters: but unfortunately for Francis, who today publishes a major document called Amoris Laetitia (Joy of Love) that urges compassion for all, it's not the most important part of being a pope.

At the same time it is the waning momentum for health issues that urges to look for 'best buys' and better methods for evaluation of performance and that resulted an impetus for recipient countries to increase domestic resources.

The travel company behind Do it for Denmark, the ad watched by eight million people on YouTube that urges Danes to procreate for their country, has launched another video.

"Swami Vivekananda says it is divine indifference that urges men to quality for building an ideal.

It's meant to be a rolling billboard for his Fells Point studio, as promotional as the shrink-wrapped van that urges Baltimoreans to vote for the Conaways.

The site is now occupied by a static "teaser" sign that urges passers-by to watch for what is breathlessly described as "Wrigley's historic return!" to Times Square.

The coalition of business leaders that supported his agenda, called the Committee to Save New York, spent more than $16 million in 2011 and 2012, with most of that money going toward ads that urged support for the governor's proposals.