Sentence examples for weeks of urging from inspiring English sources

After weeks of urging, I finally agreed.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration, after weeks of urging Syria to carry out democratic reforms and end a brutal crackdown, has now turned decisively against President Bashar al-Assad, saying that he has lost legitimacy and that it has no interest in Mr. Assad keeping his grip on power.

After weeks of urging Pakistan to open its border to hundreds of thousands of Afghans the agency says have fled their homes to escape the bombing, it switched tack during Mr. Lubbers's visit, saying it had reluctantly decided to accept the general's decision to allow only "particularly vulnerable" refugees to enter Pakistan.

In recent weeks, Trump has been accused of urging his crowd to harm protesters, and there have been increasing reports of violence against protesters and the media at his events.

Henry Barbour, a member of the Republican National Committee from Mississippi, has been among the party leaders visiting Austin in recent weeks to urge Mr. Perry to run.

Omar and other family members of Virginia Tech victims confronted the Republican candidate, Keith Fimian, at events during the last two weeks of the election, urging him to support ending no-background-check gun sales.

We released our report a couple of weeks ago, strongly urging that the financing required for this public safety issue be added to NASA's budget.

Those measures, which have been in effect all week, include announcements urging out-of-state players to go farther into the state to buy tickets.

As with Hurricane Floyd, Mr. Hunt has spent most of the week urging people to stay home, or to check on elderly neighbors, or to use their four-wheel-drive vehicles to assist hospitals.

However, progressive groups organized weeks ahead of time, urging Democrats to filibuster Gorsuch in order to please the party's liberal base and signal that Democrats will oppose the Trump administration's agenda completely.

Strength of urges to smoke: 0 (no urges) to 5 (extremely strong urges).