Sentence examples for urged when from inspiring English sources

"You have to deal with the world as it is, not as you would like it," he urged when Palestinian officials insisted they would not negotiate without an Israeli settlement freeze that included East Jerusalem.

Events have moved at such giddying speed that ironically most Greeks do not appear to blame Tsipras for ignoring the resounding rejection that he himself had urged when the economic demands of lenders were put to popular vote last weekend.

However, Mike Curtis of the Yorkshire and Humber strategic health authority, which oversees the PCT, says that "the new organisation will have more clout".But the reform that matters is the one that Mr Le Grand urged when advising Mr Blair: to make purchasing more cost-effective by mobilising GPs.

"Let's just call them Parker," she urged when we married.

However, caution is urged when interpreting pulse oximetry to differentiate between hyperoxemia and normoxia.

Based upon these results, caution is urged when interpreting results obtained with products using different thickening agents.

One theory is that homosexual urges, when repressed out of shame or fear, can be expressed as homophobia.

Moreover, they urge, when it is used for lesser crimes, capital punishment is immoral because it is wholly disproportionate to the harm done.

Leave it alone!" he said she often urges when he attempts a trash-related detour as they walk down the street.

At an early sponsor's urging, when she was 14 she joined the exodus of East European players to Spain, basing herself in an academy in Marbella.

They were varieties of "This is what I was forced to do" — by sexual mores when he was married, or by implacable biological urges when he wasn't married.