Sentence examples for urge moderation from inspiring English sources
The phrase "urge moderation" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when advising someone to practice restraint or balance in their actions or decisions.
Example: "In times of crisis, it is important to urge moderation in our responses to avoid escalating tensions."
Alternatives: "encourage restraint" or "advocate for balance."
Vodafone shareholders will recall some troublesome big deals, and could urge moderation.
I shall, of course, continue to urge moderation here, both in official and press declarations.
Alexander Haig, a former secretary of state, is retained by one of China's state firms; last year, when America was mulling a response to Chinese threats to Taiwan, Mr Haig called congressmen to urge moderation.
Washington, for its part, should urge moderation on both sides, while not stepping back from its promise to treat any forcible attempt to reunite Taiwan with the mainland as a matter of grave concern to the United States.
Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright said today that the United States is "very concerned" about growing tensions in the Presevo valley, the area of Serbia on the boundary with eastern Kosovo, and said she had spoken to Kosovo Albanian leaders to urge moderation.
His colleague, Poland's Europe minister, did indeed urge moderation of the EU27's position on the Irish border during a recent general affairs council in Brussels.
Bayh urged moderation toward the Castro government.
Even President Abdullah Gul has urged moderation in response to the demonstrators.
The White House has been privately urging moderation in dealing with the Kremlin.
Segregationists urged moderation in opposing voting rights and other fundamental rights for African-Americans.
Besides teaching readers how to hold the instrument and introducing basic chords, Mr. Weedon urged moderation in matters of volume.
