Sentence examples for urged to adopt from inspiring English sources
Other towns are being urged to adopt an American formula, capitalising on bars, books and bread.
Do we hope to be urged to adopt particular policies or practices?
School children everywhere are being urged to "adopt a ship" and a great many have already done so.
To generate this harmonised response, road safety management agencies are being urged to adopt multisectoral collaboration (WHO, 2009b), which is achievable through the principle of policy integration.
As a result, people are being officially urged to adopt a more eclectic and experimental approach to their eating habits.
He says many countries are still being urged to adopt a discredited package of privatisation and liberalisation policies.
His other proposals - calls to encourage biophilia (the love of living things) and urges to adopt a 'global land ethic' - will do absolutely nothing.
Most managers need some urging to adopt the less familiar predictive and prescriptive analytics, which are typically far more valuable than the descriptive variety.
Suddenly, I couldn't resist the urge to adopt her.
New Yorkers must resist the urge to adopt a survivalist mentality and scale back our ambitions.
H.P., she urged, had to adopt a crisis mentality.
