We exhort you, as We have exhorted those to whom the Book was given before you, to fear God.
As well as exhorting the greater use of biofuels and nuclear power – both of which probably cause more problems than they could ever help to solve – it lays greater emphasis on developing technology than on the systemic changes required to put our economies on a carbon detox.
Far from "accelerating it, celebrating in it, exulting in it", as you exhort, we should be reining it in, controlling it, and ultimately replacing it with a greater emphasis on more regional and local production for local needs.CAROLINE LUCASMEPGreen PartyBrusselsSIR That The Economist should link economic policy and morality is perhaps surprising.
As politicians exhort them to cultivate austerity, the rampant hedonism that seemed amusing and enviable in the pre-credit-crunch years, and which super-rich footballers epitomised, now seems tasteless.
In a final section I address three of the most important questions raised by colleagues, including scholars from Asia, as I exhort science educators to address grand challenges that threaten the Earth and its social institutions – the alternatives are catastrophic.
Jane is constantly nagging Jonny about his weight and trying to control what he eats — the plan is to keep him "slim and boyish" as long as possible — and exhorting him to work harder, never mind his exhaustion.
Or Angle may have been inspired by another self-proclaimed Mama Grizzly, Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, who as early as September, 2009, exhorted her fellow freedom fighters to "man-up" and make a covenant by slitting their wrists and becoming blood brothers in their fight against Obamacare.
Can we "practice" mindfulness, as exhorted by the corporate mindfulness programs, or should we simply BE mindful?
As if to exhort travelers to victory, the men's bathroom is decorated with large pictures of grand champion sumo wrestlers.
As these worthies exhort their charges, it's easy to imagine them all astride wheeling horses on some military parade ground, hardening their regiments for the long campaigns of autumn.
