The CPA 2010 recognises this, exhorting governments to make progress against four specific measures: relative poverty, absolute poverty, material deprivation and persistent poverty.
A touch of hoarseness may have diminished her range, but it didn't interfere with her ability to communicate the emotional truth of the song, in which this widow exhorts herself to get back into the game of life before it is too late.
In response to survey results like this, executives exhort managers to spend even more time with their employees.
"Create a dazzling new smile that you can be proud of," exhorts this particular dental practice's website.
MacDougall ends his journey with a more hopeful conclusion than his narrative often seems to justify, taking his text from the poem by Iain Crichton Smith read at the opening of the Scottish Parliament which exhorts this 'three voiced country' to sing in a new world with friendliness to all, without dogma and with respect for its own origins, 'inventive, original, philosophical'.
Few believe this, even if someone teaches and exhorts them.
In the playwright's Republican play Phormio (161 BCE; I.4.26), the slave Geta exhorts his master with this line.
"See in this some higher plan," the Bishop exhorts him, and it made me see something higher too.
Scientists studying this phenomenon have exhorted Florida's Republican governor, Rick Scott, to acknowledge the problem and try to figure out how to deal with it.
"I hope this campaign will exhort corporate houses and big organisations to come forward and adopt villages and build toilets in each household," he said, according to The Hindu newspaper.
