Sentence examples for direct exhortation from inspiring English sources

In the last speech, commenced in a scene of characteristic comedy, he launches into direct exhortation straight from the screen.

You can't encourage them to actively pester their parents, or make a direct exhortation to a child to buy a product".

But he and others stressed that context matters, that speech that once did not seem to signal a direct exhortation to immediate violent action might, given recent history, mean something different.

"These include not using the word "free" at all when games contain in-app purchases, developing targeted guidelines for its app developers to prevent direct exhortation to children as defined under EU law and time-framed measures to help monitor apparent breaches of EU consumer laws.

The commission has set out rules for the app store owners to follow, including not advertising games as "free" and misleading people about the true costs; and banning "direct exhortation to children to buy items in a game or to persuade an adult to buy items for them".

The Commission said: "These include not using the word "free" at all when games contain in-app purchases, developing targeted guidelines for its app developers to prevent direct exhortation to children as defined under EU law, and time-framed measures to help monitor apparent breaches of EU consumer laws.

Its lyrics are often direct exhortations to kill gay people, or others who displease the island's gangs.

"The exhortations, quite direct exhortations, were coming from an Australian, who is apparently quite senior in Isil (Isis), to networks of support back in Australia to conduct demonstration killings here in this country," he added.

The exhortations, quite direct exhortations, were coming from an Australian who is apparently quite senior in Isil [Islamic State] to networks of support back in Australia to conduct demonstration killings here in this country.

Despite Altamirano's constant presence and his direct exhortations to the reader, he remains a cipher, and his final decision to abandon the one person he holds dear is unconvincing.

The OFT points out that "direct exhortations" (ie strong encouragement) to children to make purchases themselves, or ask another adult to do something that results in a purchase, are unlawful under the Consumer Protection (from Unfair Trading) Regulations 2008.