He was accused of "producing documents that spread false and fabricated information, distorted the leadership and management of the state; causing confusion for the people; and provoking, advocating for and exhorting against the state, and slandering and offending the honor of the leaders of the state," the government said.
And there's a disconnect, like oil and water, between exhorting against corruption and the practical work needed to "drain the swamp".
He exhorted, "Retaliate against them, retaliate against them... Dance, sing and prepare.
The privately owned TV stations in Venezuela were extraordinarily biased, exhorting people to protest against the elected president, misreporting a coup against Chavez and broadcasting cartoons when the coup began to unravel.
Until Monday, however, he had offered only the vaguest proposals to fix them, instead exhorting Russians to mobilize against the threats facing the country.
A Syrian man in the nearby village of Abu Kamal invited an American reporter into his home for lunch, and then began to play videos exhorting Muslims to fight against the Americans in Iraq.
The symbolism of Wednesday's visit did not go unappreciated, especially in the U.S., where Obama was lauded for taking a stand against the inexcusable political rhetoric against Muslims and exhorting Americans not to confuse millions of patriotic citizens with a "radical, tiny minority" who engage in violence.
The CPA 2010 recognises this, exhorting governments to make progress against four specific measures: relative poverty, absolute poverty, material deprivation and persistent poverty.
In Boston, exhorting a crowd to rebel against the Wyly ads, he echoed the 1996 Bob Dole line about Clinton campaign finance abuses: "Where's the outrage?" It didn't work for Mr. Dole.
All of them (students contemporaneously of his humanist friend Cristoforo Landino at the Florentine studio) are given the task, supervised by Ficino (referred to as the "Academiae princeps"), of delivering a speech exhorting Italian leaders to fight against the advancing Turks.
The "battle of the camel" at Basra in Iraq, between the family of Uthman and the rebels, included participation by Muhammad's wife Aisha, exhorting the followers of Uthman against those of Ali.
