Sentence examples for urging at from inspiring English sources

The cartel's most recent decision to raise output was taken, at Saudi urging, at a meeting in Indonesia on the eve of the Asian financial crisis.

These treatments can command a staggering price-tag; a recent campaign to raise €100,000 (£85400) for a CLD treatment was heavily covered in the Irish media, urging at least 10,000 people to donate €10 to save a life.

The listing, which came after the 17 men were already prisoners, came at China's urging at a time when American diplomats were pressing for Beijing's support for the coming war in Iraq.

Ironically, the evacuation, in the early hours of the morning with jets circling in the skies above, produced the ceasefire diplomats have been urging, at least for the time it took the convoy to complete the 195km (121 mile) journey to the Tunisian border.With the jets gone, fighting, which started when a battle to control Tripoli airport broke out on July 17th, resumed.

Yet the US did not give aid to rebel groups that might have made this happen, nor did it set up a safe area for civilians in northern Syria, protected by a US-enforced no-fly zone, as many were urging at the time.

Separately on Monday, three Democrats, Senators Tom Harkin of Iowa, Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico and Bill Nelson of Florida, and a Republican, Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, sent a letter to Mr. Bush urging at least $60 million in added emergency food aid, specifically for Haiti, which has had food riots.

Just this past May, the federal government issued sweeping new recommendations urging at-risk groups (particularly gay men) to use pre-exposure prophylaxis (commonly known as PrEP).

He said the vaccine would still protect against swine flu and influenza B, "both of which may yet circulate this season" so he urged at-risk people to get vaccinated.

"Try the chowder," Yancy is urged at one eatery.

"Don't slow down!" a voice urges at the beginning.

"Quit throwing those silly-arsed punches," his American trainer, Virgil Hunter, urged at one stage.