Fundamentally, it is a sign of weakness -- not of strength -- and the weaker these organizations become the more they will exhort would be sympathizers to engage in such acts of terrorism.
Boredom Check will exhort you to be a more active participant in cellphone discussions.
Instead of fearing global competition, as Mr Kerry appears to, Mr Bush will exhort Americans to embrace 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.
For instance, ads and posters will exhort, "Get ready, get set, get shopping!" And social media will, of course, play a big role; Teen Vogue has already called dibs on a hashtag, #btss.
* The Wu-Tang Clan, who will exhort the Pyramid stage audience to make some mutha-flipping noise for "Bring da Ruckus", while looking a little put out by the late Friday afternoon drizzle.
If the stone's trajectory or weight isn't quite right, the skip will exhort them to sweep, or brush, the ice ahead to either increase its speed or straighten its path.
Instead we will probably experience ever more outages and brownouts, while L.I.P.A. will exhort all of us to use less electricity, or to use it when we should be sleeping.
The prospect that the pope, from his perch at the pinnacle of the Catholic church, will exhort humanity to act on climate change as a moral imperative is a direct threat to a core belief of US conservatives.
