Sentence examples for urged to note from inspiring English sources

The interviewer was also urged to note in the questionnaire booklet other aspects of the participant's answers or behavior that could not be captured by the questions alone.

Yet, if we are urged to note every crease in Abbie Hoffman's corduroys, the same goes for the worn, well-ironed nap of the Army fatigues in which General Creighton W. Abrams meets the camera's gaze.

In these cases, the dental investigators are urged to note a defect, where there are typical signs of a proximal lesion shining through.

In a guide issued at Scotland Yard, officers will also be urged to keep a note of any conversation they have with journalists, she said.

But I would urge you to note that this election is taking place and that it matters for the following reasons: 1.

According to the BBC, Mr. Ayalon "was caught on camera urging cameramen to note the ambassador's low seating position... .. Speaking in Hebrew, which the Turkish Ambassador does not understand, Mr. Ayalon said: "The important thing is that people see that he's low and we're high and that there is no flag here".

A note on the wall urges the visitor to note the crows circling above, a symbol of death and resurrection.

It urged other EU countries to note "the renewed use of paranoid, hate-filled rhetoric towards many journalists".The Foreign Press Association in Romania also urged the Romanian authorities to ensure "a civilised and responsible attitude towards journalists who are working for the international media".

"However, I would urge the Welsh government to note these measures very carefully and consider how they make their allocations in line with their own priorities".

The document specifically urges the ratifying bodies to "note with concern the widespread impact of climate change on the Arctic" and calls for the implementation of the Paris climate agreement.

Try to note when the urge to procrastinate comes on.