In a letter regarding operatives in Yemen, he urges that "it would be nice to remind our brothers in the regions to be patient and deliberate" and not anger local authorities.
If some students skip the graduation ceremony, or turn their backs on Mr. Obama, as some conservative student groups have urged, it would not be the first time Notre Dame graduates have signaled disagreement with a visiting president.
(That said, as we have urged before, it would be wise for all members of the Clinton family to sever ties with the foundation if Hillary Clinton is elected president).
Vote, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei urged Iranians, because it would be "a slap in the face of the enemy".
Day could have ensured that everyone would get his cartoon right away by making the salesman look angry and eliminating the misdirection provided by the two black shoes: But without the ambiguity, without the interval before we resolve the contradiction between normality and the urge to violence, it would be a much inferior cartoon.
The state's Consumer Protection Board urged a delay, saying it would be more beneficial to consumers to get the refunds this winter, when they might offset an expected increase in the cost of electricity.
Dear women of the world if there was one thing I could urge you to pursue, it would be to reconnect with your most untamed version of you.
Additionally, the library group said it would be urging librarians around the country to post the campaign information on the first page that Internet users see when using public computers.
Anna Glayzer, of the Food Commission's Action on Additives campaign, said it would be urging the removal of the colourings from medicines such as cold and flu remedies, and intended to contact the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency on the issue.
The spokesman added that it would be urging Foscam's head office - based in Shenzhen, China - to send out a memo to all its resellers suggesting they too contact their customers.
But Treasury minister Danny Alexander urged it to reconsider, saying it would be "wholly inappropriate" at a time of curbs on pay in the public sector.
