Sentence examples for urging attention from inspiring English sources

He also was an avid booster of Harlem, writing letters to politicians and producers urging attention be paid to the area.

Chief Justice Rehnquist, despite his many speeches urging attention to judicial pay, would not provide the fourth vote, for reasons he never explained.

It helps a lot when the spectre of a particular person, who particularly loved particular things, stands at our shoulder, urging attention, inviting cordial argument, and marvelling at our shared good luck, to be so extraordinarily entertained.

Mr. Turner, urging attention by the Board's Emerging Issues Task Force, said that these items are either not yet addressed in accounting rules, are being treated differently by different auditors or are subject to what he called "inappropriate" developing practices.

Yet the US focus on Mosul was not shared by much of the Iraqi security apparatus, which urged attention on Isis's designs on Ramadi.

If implemented, we strongly urge attention to effectively managing such partnerships, establishing a quality assurance system, and strengthening regulatory mechanisms.

To overcome the limitations of health equity metrics, scholars have urged attention to mechanisms of distribution as well as distribution per se (46– 46).

We also urge attention to more sensitive, less visible end points such as osteoporosis, increased risk for cardiovascular disease, or cognitive changes.

For a game like 1979, $300k wasn't enough given the graphical ambitions for the game, and even despite a lot of press attention urging readers to back the game about the Iranian revolution there wasn't enough support.

In recent days, domestic security officials issued a heightened awareness bulletin urging greater attention because of a number of factors, including the election and the conventions.

The Welch panel said it was unclear if the kill vehicle "is designed to withstand" the planned tumult of shocks and vibrations, calling such uncertainty "a high risk" and urging close attention to the problem.