Sentence examples for urging in from inspiring English sources
Despite her worries about leaving the career on which she had built her identity, Hickok quit the AP at Eleanor's urging in mid-1933.
The new rules, adopted at the accounting institute's urging in the late 1980's, only recently went into effect.
According to the new Constitution that was passed at his urging in 2008, Mr. Correa cannot run again when his new term ends in 2017.
The checks are the centerpiece of a $169 billion stimulus package that Congress passed at President Bush's urging in February to jump-start the stalled economy.
However, after some urging in 1997 from the Guardian, she did bring a prosecution against the former MP Jonathan Aitken following his unsuccessful libel action against the paper.
She is hoping that someone will revive H.R. 2749, a bill introduced, at Reisman's urging, in 1995 to determine if "The Kinsey Reports" "are the result of any fraud or criminal wrongdoing".
Nevertheless, high doses of POPs may affect glucose homeostasis differently than low doses, urging in-depth dose response characterization.
Better fewer, but better, as Lenin urged in another context.
"No more losing!" Scott urged in the huddle.
"Remain calm and sane," he urged in a televised address.
"Here's a knife," their mother urges, in Zipes' translation.
