The CPA 2010 recognises this, exhorting governments to make progress against four specific measures: relative poverty, absolute poverty, material deprivation and persistent poverty.
"Create a dazzling new smile that you can be proud of," exhorts this particular dental practice's website.
MacDougall ends his journey with a more hopeful conclusion than his narrative often seems to justify, taking his text from the poem by Iain Crichton Smith read at the opening of the Scottish Parliament which exhorts this 'three voiced country' to sing in a new world with friendliness to all, without dogma and with respect for its own origins, 'inventive, original, philosophical'.
Scientists studying this phenomenon have exhorted Florida's Republican governor, Rick Scott, to acknowledge the problem and try to figure out how to deal with 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.
He recruited a stellar group of fellow scientists for this effort by exhorting them "Our job is to fund the new, the unconventional and to take chances that others won't.
The state that fired the first shot of the Civil War has now given us this: Senator Jim DeMint exhorted conservatives to "break" the president by upending his health care plan.
But even as this Mame is exhorting the people around her to "live, live, live" and gorge themselves on the banquet of life, you have a feeling that the inner Christine Baranski is standing back just a bit and rolling her eyes.
In order to counter this, Japanese commanders exhorted their troops to draw upon "spiritual strength" to achieve victory.
In this context, I exhort the Member States to give the highest priority to the application of the Natura 2000 network.
