Mental health organizations urge against assuming a single factor in cases of suicide.
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Importantly, experts urge against viewing emerging markets as a homogeneous group of economies.
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"I urge against provocations and speculation," Ukraine's Interior Minister Arsen Avakov wrote on Twitter.
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Some recipes urge you to use a rolling pin, others strongly urge against it.
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Given that many species of lizard are endangered, we strongly urge against using a live lizard for this.
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You can see both showers with the naked eye, and many experts urge against using binoculars because they narrow the field of view.
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A coalition of 15 conservative groups wrote to Congress on Monday to urge against including a "bailout" of ObamaCare in the coming government funding bill.
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The same day, Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein reportedly met with White House Chief of Staff John Kelly to urge against releasing the memo.
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Top intelligence officials met multiple times with senior White House staff to urge against releasing the document for fear that it could expose sources and methods.
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Other U.S. sports leagues had already been forced to suspend games and events as health officials continue to urge against, or prohibit, large crowds in efforts to control the outbreak.
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More than 660 retail companies wrote to the White House on Thursday to urge against additional tariffs on China and to push for a resolution to the U.S.-China trade war.
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Larry Hogan (R) on Tuesday announced that the state would postpone its late-April primary date by just over a month as authorities struggle to prevent the spread of the coronavirus and urge against large gatherings.
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The Washington Post reported later Tuesday that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein — who is overseeing Mueller's investigation — and FBI Director Christopher Wray had met with White House Chief of Staff John Kelly the day before to urge against publicly releasing the memo.
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"We oppose violence from any party, and urge against destabilizing actions that distract from the fight against ISIS and further undermine Iraq's stability," Pentagon spokeswoman Laura Seal said when asked about an Iraqi state TV report that Iraqi forces had taken control of parts of the oil-rich Kirkuk region without opposition from Kurdish Peshmerga fighters.
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Langsdorf was able to produce a tiny usable sample of plutonium using his device. That sample was then used in the Trinity nuclear test on July 16, 1945. Langsdorf urged President Harry S Truman not to use the bomb against the Japanese, but a plutonium-based bomb was dropped on Nagasaki soon after. He continued to urge against expansion of nuclear weapons.
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It was said that whenever Qian Hongchu wanted to promote his mother's family members, Lady Wu would urge against it, and whenever she met her family members, she would encourage them to do good and rebuke them if they did not, so while she was alike, there were no improper actions taken by the Wu family members. In 949, Emperor Yin of Later Han, to whom Qian Hongchu was formally a vassal, created her the Lady Dowager Shunde of Wuyue. She died in 952. Then-reigning Emperor Taizu of Later Zhou honored her and gave her the posthumous name of Gongyi ("respectful and benevolent").
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Ware was considered one of the faces of the Commission, and gave annual Remembrance Day addresses to the United Kingdom to urge against future wars. He also had a film made, gave lectures, and organised photographic exhibits about the IWGC's work. At the Imperial War Conference in June 1918 it was agreed to make funding for the commission proportional to the number of soldiers each nation had lost based on figures submitted by Ware. The United Kingdom funded the vast majority of the Commission's work – around 80%. His £10 figure had become standard reckoning, and in November 1918 the IWCG created a finance committee. In May and June 1919, Ware argued that the IWGC should be made independent of HM Treasury, which was observing the Commission's finances, and this largely occurred after a meeting on 20 June.
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Hearing of what Later Liang forces did to Wushun, Wang Chuzhi the military governor of nearby Yiwu Circuit (義武, headquartered in modern Baoding, Hebei) also turned against Later Liang. (Yiwu and Wushun thus became effectively independent states in alliance with Jin, and they, as Jin had been, returned to the use of the Tang era name of Tianyou; Wushun also changed its name back to Chengde.) Soon thereafter, the main Later Liang army under Wang Jingren arrived, and the allied Jin/Zhao/Yiwu forces prepared to engage them. However, Zhou, while dealing the forward Later Liang forces minor defeats, urged caution—pointing out that the area of engagement was not an open field and therefore the Jin cavalry advantage would turn into a disadvantage. Li Cunxu initially refused to listen, but Zhou persuaded Zhang Chengye to also urge against immediate engagement.
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The FCC also introduced new rules regarding promotion of websites during children's programming aimed at viewers 12 and younger on broadcast and cable channels; they may only be for pages that do not contain any commercial or e-commerce content, must offer "a substantial amount of bona fide program- related or other noncommercial content", and that pages containing imagery of characters from the program must be "sufficiently separated" from commercial areas of the site. The implementation of the advertising rules were deferred from February 2005 to January 2006, following concerns by broadcasters over the amount of time given to become compliant. Disney, NBC Universal, and Viacom issued a joint filing to the FCC in September 2005 to urge against the "far-reaching, burdensome and expensive" advertising rules, with Disney also suing over the regulations as being a violation of freedom of speech. On December 16, 2005, the FCC chose to delay the new regulation to March 6, 2006, in order to allow time for further discussion.
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During the Changshou era (692-694), by which time Empress Wu had established her own Zhou Dynasty as its "emperor," interrupting Tang, Wei Chengqing served as Fengge Sheren (鳳閣舍人), a mid-level official at the legislative bureau of government (鳳閣, Fengge), and was further given the responsibility to select officials at the ministry of civil service affairs (天官部, Tianguan Bu). It was said that he wrote important documents quickly and proficiently, but at times offended powerful people, and therefore was sent out of the palace to serve as the prefect of Xin Prefecutre (忻州, roughly modern Xinzhou, Shanxi), but was soon recalled to serve in the same capacities as before.According to his biography in the New Book of Tang, this happened sometime after the fire to the imperial meeting hall (明堂, Ming Tang), which happened in 695, as Wei wrote a petition that appeared to urge against the imperial meeting hall's rebuilding, which Wu Zetian did not accept, that year. Sometime before 699, he was removed on account of illness—and Wu Zetian had his brother Wei Sili succeed him.
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