Sentence examples for which they urged from inspiring English sources

The six women responded by organising a demonstration at which they urged each other to take action.

In recent weeks, the controversy has resurfaced with the release of memorandums from Mr. Freeh and Mr. LaBella in which they urged the appointment of an independent counsel.

Newspaper reports suggested that some cabinet ministers held meetings with Brown on Wednesday in which they urged him to change his style and emphasis.

Intellectual discontent gathered strength in January 1977, when a group of intellectuals signed a petition, known as Charter 77, in which they urged the government to observe human rights as outlined in the Helsinki Accords of 1975.

On August 10, 2006, near the end of the Second Lebanon War, the writers Amos Oz, A. B. Yehoshua, and David Grossman held a press conference in which they urged the government to reach an immediate ceasefire.

On Friday, Wyden and two intelligence committee colleagues, the Democrats Mark Udall and Martin Heinrich, released a letter to Obama in which they urged him to definitively end bulk surveillance on domestic phone data.

Monitoring of emissions and disclosure of data are called the "due responsibilities" of firms, which they are "urged" to fulfil.

Supporters of privatisation are in denial about the consequences of the railway sell-off, which they enthusiastically urged in the 1990s.

They will organize special courses (reserved for women of course) in which they are urged to run for public office and start their own businesses".

Tens of thousands of people have signed up to participate in the event between 10pm and 11pm in which they are being urged to burn just a single light or candle in memory of the war which had been meant to end all wars.

Service employees officials say they urged Goldman Sachs, which owns part of the food service company Aramark, to get Aramark to accept card check and not oppose an organizing drive.