Sentence examples for the task of urging from inspiring English sources

Chailly now has the task of urging back to La Scala those singers reluctant to sign up.

Under questioning from the moderator, Tim Blair, a rightwing columnist for the Daily Telegraph, the Liberal speakers warmed to the task of urging the party faithful to claim back the Liberal party from the dangerous moderates.

"We've had enough of political games," Kliment Kostadinov, one of the event's organisers, told AFP. "We must get a government fast and a reform of our institutions that is good for all Belgians". Johan Vande Lanotte, who resigned recently from the post of king's mediator with the task of ending the crisis, urged Belgium's political leaders not to give up on finding a solution.

Howard Hamilton, who was given the task of Public Defender by the government, urged the JAAA to nurture him and prevent burnout, calling Bolt "the most phenomenal sprinter ever produced by this island".

Nicky Morgan, the education secretary and a possible contender for the leadership, writes today in the Sunday Times that the priority for the next prime minister will be "the task of reuniting our divided kingdom", and urges party members to resist the temptation "to retreat to our ideological comfort zone and to appease the noisy fringes at the expense of the broad centre".

Mike Thompson (D-Calif ., chairman of the task force, urgeD-Calif .members not to let another mass shooting happen before they took achairman

New literary societies called arcádias, which aimed to revive poetry by urging a return to Classicism, cooperated in the task of reform.

Both urged Kenyans to accept the results and get on with the task of development.

The parents share the task of incubation.

"This is the task of banking supervisors".

That is the task of this section.