The state news media also gave extensive coverage to anticorruption efforts in the Chinese military, including an exhortation by President Hu Jintao to maintain purity in the military ranks.
Not wanting to burst my tomato-y bubble, he dispensed a spate of advice, including an exhortation to use the entire tomato, including the seeds and their flavorful jelly.
The words of the participants of that WeChat group — including an exhortation to "find out about [her son]" — revived the feelings I experienced in that Beijing hotel room 20 years ago, even though I am a proud Canadian citizen and living on democratic soil.
His PowerPoint presentation included an exhortation to revise the ration system by providing handouts only to the needy.
"We partner," he said, in a relationship that requires those manufacturers to provide a copy of the foundation's sleep fitness plan with each product, which includes an exhortation to "keep your bedroom cool, dark and quiet".
Some appeared to be serious gestures aimed at reducing nepotism and corruption, like ones ordering senior government officials to "avoid intervening in the recruitment for the civil service, judiciary and universities," while others were more symbolic exhortations, including a call for the Women's Ministry to undertake a public relations campaign about violence against women.
Hezbollah's television station here has been beaming constant exhortations from the group's leader, Sheik Hassan Nasrallah -- including a call to stab Israelis to death -- along with footage of the rock throwing and shooting in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Incitement has a particularly broad actus reus; it has been interpreted to include "a suggestion, proposal, request, exhortation, gesture, argument, persuasion, inducement, goading or the arousal of cupidity".
The new theme of the campaign, scheduled to run at least two years, will replace the many slogans now seen and heard in 118 countries, including "Smile," the exhortation aimed at Americans since last year.
Advice to aspiring authors generally includes the exhortation to develop a thick skin, to serve as a shield at numerous points during the writer's career: finding an agent, finding a publisher, dealing with multiple editors' notes and queries, absorbing churlish reviews, parrying readers' complaints and deflecting the idiocies of prize juries.
There he critiques the performances of the youngsters — "If that was a Big Mac, you'd bend over" — and delivers an obtuse pep talk that includes the exhortation: "You know, mentally, depression is when you have $4,000-a-month bills, and you only make $2,000.
