The slightly more secular UUP avoided lecturing individuals on issues affecting the bedroom.
Per Mertesacker is lecturing and he is eminently qualified to do so.
We are not lecturing them, they are our partners, our family and we will work through it with them to get better outcomes for the people of PNG.
That did not stop him voicing "profound concerns" and lecturing Mr Mittal about his takeover etiquette.
It badly mishandled the battle over its bail-out extension, lecturing its euro-zone partners when it ought to have sought accommodation.
Mr Cameron's manners are too good to accuse him of lecturing the Russians, let alone nagging them.
They have launched new courses that encourage students to learn to collaborate with each other and work in teams; they offer executive coaching rather than just lecturing; they create ambitious new courses in leadership.
The British Museum has put on an exhibition, "7,000 Years of Chinese Jade", with experts lecturing on various Asian art themes.London dealers say that Britain is the world centre for expertise, conservation, restoration and packaging.
It suggests the British defence company had strong reasons for keeping its practices well away from examination in court.Leaving aside how little we still know of the details of BAE's business in Saudi Arabia, the awkwardness remains of the British government lecturing others on the rule of law and due process after Tony Blair's interference with the SFO's inquiry.
But overall I feel very blessed It is incredibly brave to start lecturing again My wife comes most of the times I teach and stands on the front row to help me.
The court's five most conservative justices have been leading a states' rights revolution in recent years, lecturing Congress, the President and the four dissenters on the court about the virtues of the federal system.
