Sentence examples for which urged that from inspiring English sources

The Canadian action is a step back from the recommendations of a scientific panel there, which urged that, among other things, energy drinks be labeled "stimulant drug containing drinks".

On Tuesday the AU also published a separate report by Mahmood Mamdani (pdf), a Ugandan academic and member of the AU commission of inquiry, which urged that Kiir and Machar should be left out of a transitional government.

"I don't think a single black person was consulted before Shirley Sherrod was fired — I mean c'mon, " said Congressman James Clyburn of South Carolina, a black lawmaker so temperate that he agreed with an op-ed piece in The Wall Street Journal on Friday by Senator James Webb of Virginia, which urged that "government-directed diversity programs should end".

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius was presented with a recommendation from the Food and Drug Administration which urged that Plan B be sold over-the-counter (without a prescription, in other words), with no age restrictions.

Recall that medical-cannabis clubs had opened in San Francisco even before they were legal by state standards, bolstered by the passing of 1991's citywide Proposition P, which urged that doctors "shall not be penalized for or restricted from prescribing hemp preparations for medical purposes".

Thomas joined Justice Scalia's dissenting opinion, which urged that Roe be overturned.

These failings border on child neglect, and have prompted a coalition of LGBTI, sexual health and HIV campaigners to this week publish an open letter to party leaders, MPs and the government, which urges that age-appropriate SRE be made compulsory in all schools – and be required by law to address the needs of LGBTI young people.

This aligns with the evidence-based literature which urges that implementation plans should accompany policies, to assist with translating policy into action.

It has taken cholera experts decades to advocate for vaccine use in high risk settings, culminating in World Health Assembly resolution WHA64.15 in May 2011, which urges that all states "give consideration to the administration of vaccines, where appropriate, in conjunction with other recommended prevention and control methods and not as a substitute for such methods".

More than 300 representatives from governments, international agencies and activist groups ended the three-day East Asia and Pacific Regional Consultation on HIV/AIDS in Hanoi, Viet Nam, with a ringing endorsement of the "Hanoi Call to Action," which urges that countries in the region follow specific steps to confront the virus's impact on children.

Others, including members of the conservative Muslim Scholars' Board, which had urged that boycott and endorsed the insurgency, said that Sunnis should vote next time.