In the absence of leadership, it will be up to us to urge on this new era in American politics, dedicated to righting the conservative ship and creating a legitimate, broad-based movement of ideas to dig us out of our present hole.
It is no surprise that opponents of the project are bending over backward to tie the Pegasus upset to their opposition to Keystone XL. We would be well served, however, to resist the urge to rely on factually sparse rhetoric in formulating our future infrastructure policy.
PA. Condoleezza Rice, the American secretary of state, was due to visit this week to urge restraint on Israel.
Obama traveled repeatedly outside Washington to rally Americans to urge Congress to act on both fronts, but with questionable results.
Shocking inequalities did not seem to urge people on to the streets.
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Elections focus minds, however, and Mr Blair himself was at great pains to urge voters on May 3 to back the man who he himself had tried to stop from becoming Welsh Labour leader.
His rivals, meanwhile, have taken him to task for a variety of past sins, including teaming up with despised liberals such as Nancy Pelosi and Al Gore to urge action on global warming, and espousing the most controversial element of Barack Obama's hated health-care reforms, the requirement that everyone should buy health insurance.
Later, the President will host an event at the White House to discuss the importance of the agreement passed by Congress to extend the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance and to urge Congress to build on the success of the agreement by taking additional steps to create jobs, grow the economy and help the middle class.
It was a Champions League thriller between Real Madrid and Manchester United in April 2003 that was said to have first triggered his urge to splurge on a football team.
Ministers decided to ask the European Commission for fewer restrictions on state aid, and to ask central banks to urge greater transparency on the balance books of banks in their countries, Lagarde said.
We continue, as I said earlier, to call on China to urge North Korea to stop the destabilization.
Delegation is a perennial coaching issue because most people struggle with it. (For my best delegation tips, refer back to my earlier post.) However, no matter how tempted you may be, resist the urge to take on work to be expeditious.
The urge to break rules, after all, depends on the urge to make rules.
Like all committed collectors, whether of van Goghs or novelty salt and pepper shakers, I prefer to look back on my urge to accumulate as passionate, as opposed to pathological.
Having claimed to be helping the PM the letter went on to urge Tory MPs to defy him.
Marc Lasry made headlines during the 2011 debt crisis, when he met with lawmakers from both parties to urge a compromise on the debt ceiling.
The Free Church of Scotland said it has taken an "unprecedented step" to write to MSPs to urge a rethink on who manages sporting rights on Raasay.
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And I would like to urge every CEO on the planet to do the same it certainly can not hurt, and may well do a lot of good.
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But despite Ireland's late onslaught at the Millennium Stadium, Gatland resisted the urge to send on veteran Jones from the bench to see Wales home, leaving the 33-year-old stuck on 98 Wales caps.
There always comes a moment in a Springsteen concert, as there always did with James Brown, when he plays out a dumb show of the conflict between exhaustion and the urge to go on.
Given that interest rates likely have nowhere to go but up, LaBonte and other analysts urge investors to focus on MLPs that have been consistently enlarging their dividends, such as Kinder Morgan Energy Partners ( see table).
Other Mayoral activities included walking the streets dressed as Super Citizen in tights and cape to urge civic involvement on surprised citizens, plus declaring a women's night out, while men stayed home to care for the children, to reduce female fear of being molested.
We can only urge them to look to how they would feel in our position and urge them to put pressure on their own board to ensure the excellent long-term reputation of their club is not diminished by the leadership of one board.
Neither President George Bush nor many of Mr Greenspan's audience in Congress would be particularly thrilled to hear him argue that tax and spending policies have the potential to affect economic flexibility especially since the Fed chairman went on to urge the politicians to re-establish fiscal discipline.
Neither Mr Bush nor many of Mr Greenspan's audience in Congress would have been particularly thrilled to hear him argue that tax and spending policies have the potential to affect economic flexibility especially since the Fed chairman went on to urge the politicians to re-establish fiscal discipline.
Rupert Murdoch's daughter Elisabeth has used a speech to voice her support for the BBC and urge the media to focus on morals as well as profit.
Now the World Health Organization wants to weigh in on the issue, but the Bush Administration is reportedly sitting on the United Nations agency's report which calls on individuals to modify their diets, but also wants governments to use taxes and subsidies to urge them to do so, and suggests restrictions on advertising of certain foods.
In two conference speeches on Friday and Saturday, Mr Farage will urge the UKIP to build on its performances and delegates will also debate issues including the abolition of ID cards, the economic crisis and immigration.
Yours is the one that will have to predominate of course, but the weight that I put on it, I urge you to at least evaluate as you begin to level your weight on the evidence that has been presented.
And I really would urge Apple to get on with publishing the correct apology.
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