Sentence examples for urge care from inspiring English sources

We stand behind our leaders, but voice concern about our country's course and urge care in devising our defense.

Neil Leitch, chief executive of the Pre-School Learning Alliance, says: "We would urge care and caution, especially for a single, integrated review at around the age of two, as young children develop at a different rate and the developmental progress of each child is neither constant nor uniform.

Mind twice issued briefings to newsdesks on Tuesday, urging care over the reporting of Robin Williams's death.

The Telegraph quoted Maggie aderin-Pocock, a space scientist, as praising the plan but soberly urging care, "because we wouldn't want a real satellite getting caught up in the net".

You are right to urge health care reform to improve American automakers' international competitiveness.

"Donate to Goodwill when no longer needed," the final line on the tags will urge, "and care for our planet".

"We have the instinctive urge to care for small, helpless creatures, especially when they are cute.

But even if you feel no particular religious or philosophical urge to care for this most vulnerable piece of earth, you would do well to be motivated by survival instincts.

We urge critical care physicians to carefully consider the individual clinical case when deciding on ICU admission and not apply potentially misrepresentative figures from previous datasets.

Mello also made appearances at various other events in Guyana and visited several schools to urge love, care and protection for people affected and infected by HIV.

Finally, we also strongly urge health care systems to be cautious managing multiplex genetic test results that provide information beyond a single specific purpose, as the patient may not have consented to or considered the implications of all the test results.