Here they recommend a departure from simplicity, urging governments to use the tax system to target incentives to those who will be most responsive.
Advocating a life of material simplicity and spiritual richness, Mr. Enns urges people to "make things for others themselves, not to just go out and buy".
They apparently were urging concision, simplicity, "making our eloquence more direct," as Mr. Gerson said.
While the Big Duck is underappreciated in its forlorn setting in Flanders, reposing it amid the spectacular ugliness of MacArthur Airport, as William McShane urges (Op-Ed, Aug. 29), would make preposterous the Duck's simplicity and quietude.
She reminded us that simplicity was a beautiful thing, and urged us to explore the basic properties of water.
As he wrote with elegant simplicity in an Op-Ed article in February 2003, urging the courts to stand firm against the Bush administration's detention policies, "We rely on the courts to enforce what the Constitution promises".
His writings and teachings were aimed at returning the monasteries to their traditional role in the early church, urging the monks to take up a life of simplicity, asceticism, purity of heart, and constant prayer.
Nowhere to be found in the bill are three elements that House Speaker Paul Ryan, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, and their colleagues originally promised to deliver when they urged the American public to embrace tax reform: revenue neutrality, simplicity, and fairness.
Since taking office in March, Pope Francis has urged the Church to promote a lifestyle of frugality and simplicity.
At times American officials have been stronger advocates of European integration than European federalists, encouraging the euro zone to bind itself together and urging Britain not to leave the EU.In part this is borne of a desire for simplicity.
