Sentence examples for that will urge from inspiring English sources

City officials announced an advertising campaign yesterday that will urge people to pay more attention to child abuse.

And on Monday, a group of business and labor leaders announced that they had formed a coalition that will urge voters to support the casino proposal.

Much of the project's start-up budget will pay for the billboards, direct-mail solicitations, Internet ads and brochures that will urge people to step forward.

Shortly after the Supreme Court's announcement, Attorney General Eric Holder issued a statement that the Justice Department would file a brief "that will urge the Supreme Court to make marriage equality a reality for all Americans".

While the Knicks have cracked down recently on hecklers and holders of opinionated signs inside Madison Square Garden, they probably cannot influence a demonstration outside the building that will urge the dismissal of Isiah Thomas, the team's coach and president.

"We expect to file a 'friend of the court' brief in these cases that will urge the supreme court to make marriage equality a reality for all Americans," Holder said in a statement.

The pro-Gingrich super PAC, Winning Our Future, which like other super PACs cannot speak directly to the candidate but takes its cues from public words and actions, has clearly concluded that an earlier statement — that Mr. Gingrich will urge supporters not to write checks to any group that runs negative ads – is no longer operative.

But that date appears likely to change; the governor said that he will urge state legislators to allow the election to be delayed until April 9 — a day when local elections are already being held — as a way to save money.

In an interview with Martin Enserink, published on ScienceInsider, Bourguignon expressed strong support for basic research in Europe, adding that he will urge national governments to provide steady, reliable support for research now that the ERC is around to fund specific scientists and projects.

The administration and the F.C.C., under Julius Genachowski, announced that they will urge Congress to overturn a ruling last year by the Copyright Office of the Library of Congress that made it illegal for consumers to unlock their cellphones, opening the software that restricts most phones from working on another carrier's network.

She told me, "I hope the return of the T. bataar skeleton will generate enthusiasm among Mongolians, and that they will urge the government to build new museums and train the next generation of paleontologists".