Sentence examples for that exhorted from inspiring English sources

Was it not America that exhorted Hamas to take part in the election, he asks.

In 2012 the UN General Assembly unanimously passed a nonbinding resolution that exhorted member countries to ban FGC.

I could not figure out which among the pages that exhorted me to "Experience Walkmankind" might describe that model.

(The United Kingdom strongly advocated free trade.) The Democrats in turn published a letter from the Republican National Committee that exhorted the use of "floaters," or paid nonresident voters, in Indiana; the Republicans decried it as a fraud.

A vast migration was accomplished with promises of free land, subsidies and a slightly menacing marketing campaign that exhorted people to ocupar para não entregar ("occupy it or lose it").

In 2010, it published a 44-page dress code for staff (withdrawn this year) that exhorted women to wear skin-coloured underwear and advised men to have monthly haircuts and trim their beards.

Sweetly comic sections in which Raju shares his wisdom — inscrutable non-answers that exhort the villagers to seek answers within themselves — are all narrated in the third person.

The Grey Gallery show includes a fair number of Expressionistic paintings, drawings, and prints that exhort the proletariat with images of suffering masses, savage cops, fat-cat oppressors, and the "industrial Frankenstein".

But why can't we seem to acknowledge that exhorting people to reload instead of retreating and labelling someone on map with cross-hair is at the very least criminally irresponsible?

His most popular song, "Taubernvergiften im Park", a mock-schmaltzy waltz that exhorts the Viennese to poison their local pigeons, remains especially controversial: Kreisler is widely alleged to have plagiarised it from Tom Lehrer, a claim he vigorously denied.

They need to forcibly say, 'The fundamental issue is one of calorie balance, and here's what you need to do.' " The problem, says Dr. Frieden, is that, "Obesity is a major health problem that's getting worse, and it's clear that exhorting individuals to eat less and exercise more is not going to turn things around".