Sentence examples for urged to respond from inspiring English sources

Instead of "God bless you," citizens are urged to respond to all sneezers with the slightly modified though equally non-secular "Jesus Christ".

During her campaign, Bouattia was urged to respond to allegations of antisemitism after an open letter from presidents of Jewish student societies accused her of having referred to the University of Birmingham as a "Zionist outpost".

Compared with baseball's other news, though, this was a bonanza because Commissioner Bud Selig is busy responding to concerns about the sport's dipping attendance and being urged to respond to the fact that six major leaguers have been arrested for driving under the influence since Feb. 12. Ken Rosenthal writes on Foxsports.com that baseball should be tougher on alcohol abuse.

Europe is urged to respond by maintaining its national strategic and industrial autonomy, including in access to space and missile defence.

When urged to respond to Nixon's misrepresentation of her beliefs and values she stated, "I will not get in the mud with him".

Participants were urged to respond to all items.

But Mr. Tsiogas feels little urge to respond.

This election-year ratcheting up of threat rhetoric then reinforces the Iranian urge to respond defiantly.

Are the Yankees up?", I have to fight the urge to respond: "I've no idea.

Twitter's immediacy, and its encouragement of the urge to respond, would have suited him down to the ground.

For exhibitors, commentary overheard from the aisles can require thick skin -- and a check on the urge to respond.