英語 での Urging の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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At the woman's urging, he too came into the water and started picking coconuts,” she says.
Close to 60,000 people have already signed a petition urging the Norwegian Nobel Committee to award the prize to Manning.
At Felicity's urging, Oliver attended a party to promote prison reform.
The universe, however, creates another universe and continues to multiply by urging the viewer's imagination.
Ministers effectively ignored questions in parliament urging the release of political prisoners.
In one example, she said, a woman in her 90s withdrew 20 million yen(S$241,000) of her savings at a grandson's urging.
And Grove isn't the only powerful person urging caution.
At the urging of Dick Cheney and the neocons that dominated his regime, signed off on the 2002 Nuclear Posture Review.
In my repeated urging, the friends finally got up and checkout of the.
About one year ago, at the urging of my Internet consultant, Shahar Boyanan of BuzzBoosters.
In mid-December, protesters took to the streets in many cities due to high prices, urging the president to resign.
The CMP took note of the information, urging all parties to ratify as soon as possible.
The representative of Canada opposed the amendments, urging all delegations to vote against them.
Microsoft has issued its second advisory this month urging users to update their systems to prevent a re-run of attacks similar to WannaCry.
The Afghan lawyer defending a journalist on death row in Kabul has been bombarded with death threats urging him to drop the case.
Lions sent approximately 100,000 letters and telegrams to Congress, urging votes for the new eye institute.
Close to 300 economists have signed a letter urging the AEA, as the discipline's foremost professional body, to adopt such a code.
Japan broadcasts TV warning urging citizens to lie on the ground or seek shelter if North Korea launches a NUKE at them.
In May, 150 doctors and scientists signed a letter urging the World Health Organization to move or postpone the Games.
In the UK, unions have been taking action against precarious work notably by urging the Government to ban the abusive zero hour contracts.