11.   That approach gives the White House an infinite range of carrots and sticks it may use, with broad discretion, to urge change in Havana.

12.   The American energy industry and many European countries, interested in Iranian oil and the Iranian market, have urged a change of policy.

13.   The best way for the United States to urge change in China, Clinton said, is to bolster its diplomatic and economic ties to Beijing.

14.   UMKC graduate Chuck Page, president of the local engineering firm Page McNaghten Associates, has long urged administrative changes.

15.   U.S. Rep. Barbara Cubin urges farmer change.

16.   Others, however, are urging a change -- a shift from meeting violence with violence with an eye toward resolving the conflict.

17.   Arafat has been under U.S. and Israeli pressure to curb attacks on Israel, and both nations have begun urging changes to the Palestinian Authority.

18.   Cardinal urges changes at home.

19.   Dr. Stuart Horner, chairman of the medical ethics committee of the British Medical Association, said it would not urge a change in the law.

20.   Five senior managers who did -- urging changes in the drug-sniffing dog program -- claim they were transferred from their longtime posts as punishment.