Sentence examples for urged that while from inspiring English sources

It is further urged that while the contracts for the construction of these spurs did not fix the charge, it was proved by undisputed evidence that at the time these contracts were made the shippers consented to a special charge if freight were received and delivered thereon, and that the charge in question had been generally maintained.

He urged that, while the Chicago Public Department is working on a new, comprehensive anti-gang strategy akin to a crackdown targeted at the Maniac Latin Disciples last summer, crime is not solely a law enforcement concern.

A local group called Queering the Air has begun a campaign urging that while the investigation is proceeding, the public not rush to judgment or demonize the defendants for homophobia.

A third (advocated by Bayne and Chalmers, pp. 38 9) would be to urge that while there is clearly a breach in the unity of access consciousness (access to information for purposes of belief formation, behavioural control, and so on) during the period of the split, phenomenal unity may still extend across all the conscious experience.

Mr. Lake urged that the Security Council, while it strengthens the legal framework to protect children in conflict, not consider children as mere victims but as resilient, resourceful and brave.

While he urged that the hunt should continue in Iraq, he said he believed "85percentt of the significant things" have already been uncovered, and cautioned that severe looting in Iraq after Mr. Hussein was toppled in April had led to the loss of many crucial documents and other materials.

President Obama wants the credit extended, while Mitt Romney has urged that it expire as scheduled.

At every turn he promotes the millionaires' agenda while urging that the social contract, which makes this country more or less habitable, be ripped apart.

But when the inevitable budgetary pressures come to bear, they say, they will urge that MX be protected while Midgetman is sacrificed.

A leading Republican candidate for president did appear to strike a more measured tone on Sunday in speaking about the crisis in Afghanistan while urging that the United States stay on its course.

Lord Hugh Cecil, while urging that the first step towards a solution of the difficulty was that the general strike should come to an end, said don't let us speak about having victory over one another.