The army, partly at the urging of India, which has unruly Maoist insurgents of its own to worry about, says it will accept no indoctrinated guerrilla into its ranks.
Kimmel says many of the changes came at the urging of ABC, which "became a very female-oriented network" soon after his show premiered.
A library spokeswoman said the decision to borrow came at the urging of the city, which finances a majority of the library's budget.
The sanctions were imposed mostly at the urging of the United States, which is trying to force the North Korean leader to end a nuclear weapons program.
At the urging of her team, which felt it was a danger to Nyad and her crew to remain in the water, Nyad agreed to end her swim.
The effort comes at the urging of the New Jersey State Police, which has asked that one person in each of the prosecutors' offices review the cases with local police.
The federal agency proposed the restrictions in part at the urging of the American Red Cross, which argues that it is better to err on the side of caution.
Sympathetically, this position can been seen as an urging of gradual changes, which progressively over time ameliorate the problem of inadequate care for asylum seekers.
Leija and his manager, Lester Bedford, claimed that Camacho had quit at the urging of his corner, which realized he could claim victory on the technical decision.
While the demise of the Soviet Union brought greater freedom for the Union of Evangelical Christian Baptists, a 1997 law passed at the urging of the Russian Orthodox Church (which was concerned about proselytizing) restricts minority faiths in Russia.
