Sentence examples for to be urging from inspiring English sources
verb
To exist; to have real existence.
He is said not to be urging them, as Abdullah did, to speak out against IS.
His supporters are reported to be urging him to run for Lee's suddenly vacant seat.
He seems to be urging people not to use the poll to punish the government.
Mr. Netanyahu seemed to be urging his followers down a different route.
But Judge Kollar-Kotelly now appears to be urging Microsoft to reconsider at least certain parts of the proposal.
And he appears to be urging Taliban leaders to sit down with Mr Ghani and discuss peace.There are good reasons for them to do so.
A contrary course continued to be urged.
No wonder we have to be urged to remember it.
The head of each unit is likely to be urged to join the RPF.
Do we hope to be urged to adopt particular policies or practices?
Additionally, patients need to be urged to participate to arrive at a decision concordant with their values.
