Sentence examples for urging the needy from inspiring English sources

The food stamp program now lays out a welcome mat, urging the needy to apply.

Multimedia Slide Show A Reversal on Foodstamps Interactive Map Food Stamp Usage Across the Country Graphic Changing Demographics Interactive Feature A History of Food Stamps Use and Policy Related The Safety Net: Food Stamp Use Soars, and Stigma Fades (November 29 , 2009 Times Topics: Food Stamps Now the city urges the needy to seek aid (in languages from Albanian to Yiddish).

New York officials had been urging the federal government to approve the state's plan to offer family planning services to the needy using both state and federal Medicaid money.

B1 Neediest Cases B5 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 Health & FitneSPORTSARTS E1-12 SPORTS D1-8 OBITUARIES A32-33 EDUCATION Bilingual Education Debate Mayor Giuliani urged the Board of Education to adopt the recommendations of a task force he appointed that proposes an overhaul of the bilingual education program.

"Lighten up," urged the fund.

So urges the National Academies?

Some big banks are supporting new proposals to rescue homeowners who owe more on their mortgages than their houses are worth, but let's get one thing straight: the banks haven't been struck by a sudden urge to help the needy.

Hollenbach noted that in 1986, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops published "Economic Justice for All," a pastoral letter which urged more consideration for the needy when making economic decisions.

The prophet is the one who questions the status quo, who dreams about a different kind of world, who urges us to think about the needy, the poor, the ill, the disenfranchised in our own communities and around the world.

Mr. Concannon urged lagging states to do more to enroll the needy, citing a recent government report that found a sharp rise in Americans with inconsistent access to adequate food.

But he spoke about the ideas that propelled him and his family toward public service, urging young people to take up the cause of the needy and less fortunate.