Sentence examples for urge to inform from inspiring English sources

He had the shameful urge to inform the attendant that he had just been told he had lung cancer and was going to die.

This gets my New Jersey horse-country dander up, to the point where I cannot resist the urge to inform Mr. Jim Treffinger of Essex County that it sounds as if he wants to turn "The Sopranos" into "The Castrati!" What does he want instead, "The Three Tenafly Tenors," featuring heavy-set ethnic gentlemen singing Verdi in a cappella doo-wop under the Seaside Heights Boardwalk?

Health-care professionals are urged to inform their clinical decisions with the best relevant evidence.

He liked to recite Latin proverbs to urge officials to inform members of Congress promptly and fully.

We contend that this bill is bad law in the making, and would urge readers to inform their MPs of the need for amendment.

I urge you to inform the public of the facts. . . if no one else will," adding that she was "sick with outrage" at the pardoning of Nixon and the potential pardons of all Watergate defendants.

In the missive, Bardot urged Choupette to inform her owner of the plight of animals in the fur trade.

Lawyers for S99 urged Dutton to inform them whether he would appeal as soon as possible, given the woman's mental health had begun to seriously decline and the risk of further complications increased as her pregnancy continued.

The V.A. said Avandia would be available for patients already using it, if they decided to continue, but the agency is urging doctors to inform patients about the drug's risks and benefits.

Last month, after the two airlines announced their projects, Loyola de Palacio, the European Commission's chief of transportation, wrote to organizations of airlines serving Europe, urging them to inform passengers of the risks and precautionary measures to take before and during long flights.

"We conducted a meeting of clerics associated with madrassas after the Supreme Court's order and have urged them to inform the community through students and in their Friday prayers about the correct ways of undergoing talaq," Maulana Shahbudin Razvi, a senior cleric from the centre, told BBC Hindi's Samiratmaj Mishra.