Sentence examples for urging the use of from inspiring English sources

Instead of urging the use of M.T.B.E., she said, the act should call for the use of ethanol "and other safe biofuels" in gasoline.

Mr. Smith is correct in urging the use of eminent domain in response to the quicksand into which the memorial seems to have fallen.

In urging the use of home remedies like beetroot and garlic instead of anti-retroviral drugs, Mbeki hastened the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people.

Its authors - Natalie Fenton, Monika Metykova, Justin Schlosberg, and Des Freedman - recommended a review of the tax regime for media organisations as well as urging the use of "foundation grants and local government subsidies for genuinely local news-hub start-ups".

But that is languishing in the Senate, and Democrats and minority groups are urging the use of the Census Bureau's statistical sampling of 200,000 households, which adjusts numbers to account for those who may have been missed or counted twice.

Representations with an absolute time reference like posteriorgrams would be more prone to time-dependent variation, urging the use of time warping algorithms to compute the alignment between two time series.

"However difficult this vote may be, some of us must urge the use of restraint," she said.

During her historic 2001 speech on the House floor, when she insisted that "some of us must urge the use of restraint," Barbara Lee was refusing to be swept up in the easy and dangerous conformity of the times.

Furthermore, the non-nested structure of the random effects (since every patient can logically pick up drugs from various pharmacies) urged the use of an approach which would allow us to include patients and pharmacists as crossed independent random effects.

The draft rules urge the use of "graduated force" -- first shout, then shove, then show your weapon, then shoot.

Mr. Barak called his minister's act improper and urged the use of diplomatic language in relations.