Sentence examples for exhorted to do from inspiring English sources

The consequence is that not only do boards have more legal responsibility to run the company, they are being exhorted to do so.

It turns out that they also did much as these countries are now being exhorted to do, altering their economic policies to reverse their persistent surpluses.

But the public would be happy that when they are exhorted to do something funny for money, the funny business ended there.

Our attitude toward good is curiously noncommittal or halfhearted; we are more used to being told not to commit evil than exhorted to do good.

Here in the Sweetgreen space, 20 job applicants wore numbers on their chests and, under the tutelage of a training team, they were exhorted to do everything but the hokeypokey.

Saving more money, as women are exhorted to do, isn't the issue, Ms. Olen says: "How they should do this with a lesser income that's expected to do more goes unsaid".

She was right, and many of them were crammed into an extended finale: "Can You Feel It" (in which the crowd was exhorted to stand), "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough," a tightly choreographed and thrilling "Billie Jean," and a cluttered, successfully overwhelming "Black and White".

He exhorted Long Island to "do something because you are falling behind.

Their leaders exhorted them to do a better job of promoting the need to overhaul Social Security.

In his State of the Union address in 2011, President Obama made a point of applauding the nation's teachers and exhorted Americans to do the same.

Before Miliband could even get to Twitter to issue a statesmanlike rebuttal of the general secretary's remarks, the government had already forcefully exhorted him to do so.