Sentence examples for will urge on from inspiring English sources

Standing at curbside, Emily and I will urge on the outdoor activists as they exercise their legs, lungs and rights.

The government should abandon its spending target for development aid and instead concentrate on stamping out corruption and ensuring it gets value for money from what it does spend, a Lords committee will urge on Thursday.

The Federal Reserve should toughen oversight of big banks such as Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase due to their negative influence over commodities, including the aluminum in beer cans, brewer MillerCoors will urge on Tuesday.

The crowds will scream for him, wave their flags and the Centre Court will urge him on, but never in the field of human conquest will it be like it was for Tim.

If he is impressed with a book, he will urge it on the Strand-hounds and, having the true evangelist's imaginative taste in pulpits, he might even arrange to have it displayed as the one book among the chic sports clothes in the window of a fashionable Fifty-seventh Street boutique called Jax.

President Bush will urge Congress on Wednesday to pass as large a tax cut as possible, signaling he may accept less than the full amount he proposed.

MPs on the Commons environmental audit committee will urge the government on Monday not to weaken its commitment to stamping out fuel poverty.

WASHINGTON -- Working to maintain gun policy reform's place in the political conversation, Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday will urge Congress to act on the White House slate of proposals.

On Friday, Mr. Obama will head to Minnesota for an economics event at which he will urge Congressional action on his "to do" list of legislation.

Their legal team, led by human rights lawyer Aidan O'Neill QC, will urge the court on Thursday to overturn previous rulings by Scottish courts upholding the ban.

Bush Plans Tough Stance In Speech to the U.N. President Bush will tell the United Nations that he was right to order the invasion of Iraq even without explicit approval, and he will urge a focus on countering nuclear proliferation, arguing that it is the only way to avoid repeating similar confrontations.