Sentence examples for urge for states from inspiring English sources

For irredentism, defined by the scholar Thomas Ambrosio [2] as "an attempt, by existing states, to annex territories of another state that their co-nationals inhabit," is as primary and natural an urge for states as a belief in end times is for individuals.

(AP) CALENDAR Today DEATH PENALTY DEBATE -- City Council committee considers a resolution urging moratorium for state and federal executions.

In addition, Clinton would urge more states to expand Medicaid coverage for low-income residents.

23 Ebi, who has also identified adaptation options for states and for groups in low-income countries, urges scientists and practitioners to remember that public health oriented adaptation programs must be flexible.

We urge the states to enforce laws against statutory rape, which accounts for an enormous portion of teen pregnancy.

We urge European states to focus on immediate humanitarian needs on the ground, especially for children".

In his natural state, man was without this urge for hierarchy, Rousseau says.

Moreover, despite her reassuring words implying a firm federal role, Ms. Norton continues to urge a far greater say for state and local interests in decisions involving federal lands.

It also urges helping states develop markets for terrorism insurance.

The official, Dean Bauer, left, was sentenced to one year and one day in federal prison and fined $10,000 for urging a state employee to destroy a document that was under federal subpoena.

A group called the Forgotten Victims of Attica, made up of prison employees who survived the inmate rebellion and the recapture of the prison, as well as relatives of those who did not survive, has urged the state for more than a decade to seek the release of the records.