Sentence examples for urging for months from inspiring English sources

That means devoting substantial sums to refinancing home mortgages that might otherwise go into foreclosure, which is what the head of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Sheila Bair (bless her heart!), has been urging for months.

Still, analysts said there might be higher offers for Aetna, reflecting the potential values if it was divided into separate health insurance, pension and overseas insurance companies -- moves that Wall Street investors have been urging for months.

Repeating a four-step formula he has been urging for months, Mr. Netanyahu told his cabinet that Iran must stop enriching uranium, remove enriched uranium from the country, close its nuclear plant near Qum and stop what he called "the plutonium track".

This week, it started formally calling for Europe to expand its own firewall in concert, as American officials had urged for months.

But the move is an important shift to a tactic that these same officers have urged for months: the immediate reconstitution of Iraqi forces under a seasoned Iraqi commander.

And on the Time Warner side of the merger, many executives have urged for months that AOL should be dropped from the name, mainly out of anger over the AOL division's woeful performance after the merger.

Democrats have been urging Republicans for months to agree to Zika funding.

The June 9 cover of The Economist portrayed the world economy as a sinking oil tanker with the caption, "Please can we start the engines now, Mrs. Merkel?" In the United States, the Obama administration has been urging Germany for months to loosen its tough conditions for helping its euro zone brethren.

In addition, a group calling themselves the Patriotic Millionaires has been urging lawmakers for months to boost taxes on people like themselves.

After urging Republicans for months to pass either pass a new healthcare plan or just kill Obamacare and worry about the rest later, Trump told reporters at the White House on Tuesday: "[w]e'll let Obamacare fail and then the Democrats are going to come to us and say how do we fix it?" But it's unclear if Republicans in the House or the Senate are willing to just wait and see.

In 1995, when Colin L. Powell published "My American Journey," it spurred months of urging for him to run for higher office.