Sentence examples for urged giving from inspiring English sources

The commission also urged giving the Food and Drug Administration more authority over the tobacco industry.

Bush urged giving scientists the freedom and funding to pursue "basic research", including work "performed without thought of practical ends" (often now termed "curiosity-driven").

Mr. Levy proposed changing the so-called exit test to make it easier for students to leave bilingual programs after three years and he urged giving parents the right, after three years, to withdraw their children from bilingual programs entirely.

After a weekend in which protesters in the United States, Europe and much of the rest of the world urged giving diplomacy more time or ruling out war altogether, Mr. Bush said he welcomed the right of people in democracies to express their opinions.

Last year, Dr Rajendra Pachauri, chair of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – which last year earned a share of the Nobel peace prize – urged giving up meat at least once a week as a way of combating global warming.

The comedian, who'd urged giving Trump "a chance" in a 2016 "SNL" monologue, lambasted the president in a CNN interview.

David Rothman, director of the Center for the Study of Society and Medicine at P&S, strongly urges giving patients choice in testing.

For your columnists to urge giving the majority what it wants lest it want even worse is to forget the whole purpose of the Bill of Rights: to protect enduring values from transient majoritarian passions.

"In general, we don't do a good job of giving people who have volunteered in research any feedback on the study," says Grady, who urges, "give people results more often, even in the aggregate".

"Hey, man, go and see my opera for me," he urged Seldes, giving one more arm squeeze.

The "artificiality" of the two year time limit imposed by the act should be relaxed, MPs urge, given the "lasting impact domestic abuse can have on victims".