Sentence examples for the article urged from inspiring English sources

The article urged Seoul not to increase defence spending so as to prompt a US withdrawal, and urged American voters not to choose the Democratic hopeful, Hillary Clinton.

The article urges the establishment of bridges that connect climate experts, policymakers, and representatives of the local communities, and for the implementation of a feedback loop from forecast users to their producers, in order to strengthen risk resilience across the GHA.

Though learning 'object-action' affordances and using such knowledge for prediction and planning is an active topic in cognitive robotics, this article urges to go beyond and look at "property-action" networks instead.

("Do not throw away your old gramophone records," one magazine article urged in the thirties. "Instead, turn them into decorative wall vases, bulb bowls or miniature garden containers").

Clause 5 of the aforesaid article urges for organization and supervision of private and public artesian wells and observation of springs and wellsprings or any other resources.

Of most interest today are those articles urging the state provision of "social services".

In an article urging the registration of stillbirths in Britain at this time, J. W. Ballantyne, the physician to the Edinburgh Royal Maternity Hospital and a pioneer of antenatal pathology and hygiene, summarized the 'amazing confusion' into which the subject of stillbirth registration had fallen.

Could there be politics at work? Abrams closes out his article urging support for the Religious Persecution Relief Act sponsored by Senator Tom Cotton (R-Arkansas).

Beforehand, one group was asked to read an article calling for tighter carbon caps (i.e., a regulatory solution); a second group read an article urging work on geoengineering, the manipulation of atmospheric conditions (i.e., a technological solution); and a control group read an unrelated story on traffic lights.

Several years ago, when journalists by the dozen were being threatened with jail for refusing to name their confidential sources, I wrote an article urging them to invoke the fifth amendment's protection against self-incrimination -- to use the fifth amendment to reinforce the first amendment-based "journalist's privilege".

Also in this week's Science, McNutt co-authored a Policy Forum article urging improved data sharing in the field sciences, including geology, ecology, and archaeology.