Sentence examples for urged for a from inspiring English sources
Just a year ago, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights had urged for a victim-centric approach when dealing with the past, and for a transitional justice process.
The African Union (AU), who urged for a third delay to the election, have declared conditions in Burundi "not conducive for credible, transparent, free and fair elections".
Obama had urged for a solution to ending bulk collection of telephone metadata in ways that would not unduly constrain the NSA.
Gordon Brown followed a similar tactic when he took power switching focus from Iraq to Afghanistan, but Air Chief Marshal Sir Jock Stirrup, the chief of the defence staff, has urged for a reduction in the "operational tempo".
Then, asked whether she would remain district attorney, or opt, as some friends have urged, for a more lucrative job in private practice, now that her family will depend more on her government salary, she said, "It's a job that I love, and I intend to stay district attorney".
Lord Hunt, chairman of the about to become redundant Press Complaints Commission, has urged for a new regulatory authority with a standards arm in addition to a mediation service, backed up by a contractual system through which it could potentially levy serious fines.
He referred to government corruption and urged for an end to restrictions on civil and political freedoms.
It was only last year that the Japanese government recognized the Ainu as an indigenous people, and urged for an end to the centuries of discrimination.
On Tuesday, the United Nations urged for an immediate month-long ceasefire in Syria so it could deliver aid to conflict zones and evacuate the sick and wounded.
As the patient urged for an antituberculous drug therapy anyhow he received a treatment with INH, RMP, ethambutol (EMB), and pyrazinamide (PZA) for several months.
During the meeting with the President, she discussed the need for prioritization of children's issues such as birth registration and immunization, and urged for an increased investment in social services.
