Sentence examples for urged a new from inspiring English sources

He urged a "new start", and promised to change the party's organisation and name.

Michel Barnier, the foreign minister, urged "a new start" in Franco-American relations.

He also urged a new $2 billion, five-year capital investment plan by the state.

My dissenting opinion in this case urged a new trial, not a complete release.

And in that case, I urged him -- I urged a new trial so that he could get competent counsel.

He claimed that such an approach had only served to help radicalise young Muslims and urged a new "muscular liberalism" which would promote British values more forcefully.

It is time for the government to provide financial backing to Britain's emerging hyperlocal online news start-ups, urges a new report by the Carnegie UK Trust.

At Mr Abe's urging, a new education law passed in December requires schools to teach pupils about patriotism.

Warren Rudman and Gary Hart ("Restructuring for Security," Op-Ed, June 13) urge a new Homeland Security Department to protect us against terrorist attacks.

Behind a velvet rope was Ryan Skolnick, 23, a D.J. and promoter: texting, phoning, urging a new wave of fresh-faced arrivals toward the club.

Mr. Paul joins Senator Marco Rubio of Florida in a growing list of leading conservatives to urge a new approach on immigration.