Sentence examples for urging coverage from inspiring English sources

Media Matters, a liberal organization, sent e-mail messages to reporters Monday urging coverage of the comments.

"There should be a study," says graduate school dean Lawrence Martin of the State University of New York, Stony Brook, who is also head of a panel of land-grant colleges that has drafted a position paper urging coverage of more fields, greater use of objective research criteria, exploration of some measures of program outcome, and ranking institutions by cluster rather than individually.

CDF strongly urged coverage for all children.

(I want to make it clear that, as public editor, I had nothing whatsoever to do with that decision and that it was already made by the time I wrote my blog post, urging aggressive coverage).

For instance, a letter signed by several business leaders, including George Soros, ran in an upstate newspaper recently urging health care coverage for legal immigrants.

Mr. Romney assembled a team and presented proposals in late 2004, the same time that Mr. Travaglini gave a speech urging expanded health coverage, but with a more incremental plan.

Promisingly, the report urges regional reports and peer reviews – nothing annoys a leader (or wins press coverage) like being trounced by a neighbour in a league table.

He urged the government to implement the recommendations of the Leveson report on press intrusion as he criticised the "sensational and salacious" press coverage.

Consumers will see many advertisements from the Obama administration and insurers urging them to obtain coverage, and that is also expected to drive Medicaid enrollment.

[C7.] End of Terrorism Coverage Sought Maurice R. Greenberg, the chief executive of the American International Group and a strong advocate of government help in providing general terrorism coverage, urged Washington to abandon the business of providing terrorism coverage for United States airlines for damage on the ground.

Maurice R. Greenberg, the chief executive of the American International Group and a strong advocate of government help in providing general terrorism coverage, urged yesterday that Washington get out of the business of providing terrorism coverage for United States airlines for damage on the ground.