It is clear that immediate answers to many urging questions cannot be given instantly.
Think big and creatively, she urges; question the rules; claim leadership positions; do not be afraid to quit in order to get ahead.
For Hoyningen-Huene, this is too negative a stance, and he therefore urges the question about the nature of science anew.
Religion is criticized as a man-made construct, and the reader is urged to question everything and destroy any lies that he or she uncovers.
The relative absence of CCL2 production by GM astrocytes in vivo and in vitro urged the question whether the clearly present CCR2 in GM microglia is bound and activated by CCL2 and results in a functional response.
Alain inspired other pupils, too, including Simone Weil and Raymond Aron, urging them to question received ideas.
But Labor strategists see an opening too, urging voters to question who the Coalition would look after in a time of economic crisis.
Today, a group of nine medical specialty boards is recommending that doctors perform 45 common tests and procedures less often, and is urging patients to question these services if they are offered.
Roger A. Pielke, Jr., whose focus at the University of Colorado is climate in the context of political science, echoed that question, urging the new team at the journal to initiate retraction proceedings, adding: If the charges of "error" and "false claims" are upheld the paper should certainly be retracted.
Chief executive Tim Cook has warned analysts that Apple's supply chain is "very complex", urging them to "question the accuracy" of rumours - but that has not stopped the speculation.
Kramer is cutting deeper, aiming at suburbanite ideals of nationalistic infallibility, urging us to question authority, to take action.
