| It implores the police to have a third eye when investigating such cases by digging deeper and bringing the culprits to book. |
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| A NEW television commercial describes the sharp drop in Kazakhstan's birth rate and then implores viewers to do something about it. |
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| Let us pray with trust to Mary, for we know that she implores on our behalf and on behalf of all nations for the gift of peace. |
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| Our psalm gives praise for God 's words and statutes and implores God to give understanding, that we may keep the Holy Law with our whole heart. |
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| After a prayerful response to the reading by a psalm or hymn and a brief homily, the community praises God's goodness and implores divine help. |
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| The Charter implores AU member states to strive towards holding genuine and credible elections with legitimate and acceptable outcomes. |
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| The group also implores the European Commission to adopt a more trust-based and risk-tolerant approach to the issue. |
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| Here, it is rather man who implores the Lord to enlighten him, to help him, to guide him and to lead him. |
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| Adapting to the role of parent is a significant feat in the young adult's life, one that implores much personal competence. |
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| The Special Rapporteur expresses her gratitude to all the Governments29 that have responded and given constructive feedback on the questionnaire and implores those who are yet to respond to take steps to do so. |
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| We have finally learned the lesson of the past that implores us to resolutely resist the creeping ideology of hatred and violence that threatens us all. |
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| The report from the symposium summarizes the state of the science and priorities for future research, while the Monaco Declaration implores political leaders to launch urgent actions to limit the source of the problem. |
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| His devastated wife Beatrice implores guilt-ridden Donna to catch whoever did this. |
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| Mr Clarke has built his career as the scourge of the Tory right, a politician who implores ideological colleagues to occupy the terrain where elections are won: the pragmatic centre. |
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| He implores us to recognize the importance of fan subordination and desire and the way these factors play out in the homosocial tensions occurring between fans and performers. |
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| In a poignant nod to manners, Little Blue Truck becomes ensnarled in a traffic jam, where it implores short-tempered city vehicles to calm down and to proceed one at a time. |
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