Sentence examples for urges that everyone from inspiring English sources
Anderson urges that everyone be guaranteed effective access to the social conditions of their freedom in virtue of their equality, not their inferiority.
She instead urges that everyone think harder about exactly what we want to and can accomplish: reducing Chicago's gang-violence-related astronomical murder rate, reducing more Newtown massacres, etc?
Literally as Mr. Mastro was speaking, the police in the sky were urging that everyone pull back from the tower, saying that a collapse appeared inevitable.
Cowherd's quotes make for an interesting companion piece to Scott Van Pelt's comments Thursday night on "Sports Center" in which he urged that everyone give up the daily-fantasy-isn't-gambling charade.
Mr. Bush also said the government would try to find ways to vaccinate those "who insist on being vaccinated now" and urged that everyone be given adequate information about the vaccine risks.
"Water Protecters are calling on EVERYONE to check-in at Standing Rock, ND to overwhelm and confuse them," the post said, going on to urge that everyone copy and share the text along with their check-in.
I'd like to go a step further and urge that everyone regardless of their work situation, have a sense of responsibility for at least one aspect of changing the world.
They also called for more effort to be put into integrating migrants through education and urged that everyone, regardless of their culture or origin, should be encouraged to respect European values.
Opinions range from dismissing the condition as largely an invented problem to urging that nearly everyone who has it starts treatment.
On Tuesday, December 18, the "Paro Electrico" urged that from 8-9pm everyone turn off all their lights in solidarity with political prisoners.
A man as steeped in the puritan, idealistic mores of his era as Baden-Powell clearly was might well have been too repressed to act on urges that he, and everyone in his social circle, would have considered not only transgressive but sinful.
