Robert Ferguson recommends Kierkegaard because he teaches us "why we should cultivate dissatisfaction", and Michael Foley – riskily, I'd have thought – urges Henri Bergson and his vitalist theory of comedy on office workers who are "learning to laugh through departmental meetings".
The careful thought you urge upon me has taken place, I assure you.
Just think, he urged the group, of how much media attention that would bring to the case – of the pressure it would put on the FBI.
After [my diagnosis] last fall, I think it urged me..
The US secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, certainly seems to think so, urging poor countries at an aid conference in Busan, South Korea, to "be wary of donors who are more interested in extracting your resources than in building your capacity".
None of those potential consequences faze the free-market think tanks urging Trump to go rogue.
"What happened in Boston and international terrorism I think should urge us to act quicker, not slower," Graham said.
Luckily Ms. Lopez thought differently and urged their mutual friend to get Mr. Varma to call her.
His doctors thought otherwise and urged him to continue the radiation, along with medications to counter the swelling and constipation.
And on November 19th, the OECD, a Paris-based think-tank, urged the government to refrain from dipping too deeply into the national piggy bank, because of the risk that the economy would overheat.Such worries are reflected in how the Norwegian krone has been faring in the currency markets (see chart).
