Robow, his militia intact, is exhorting Somalis to fight al Shabaab.
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And the bedridden Erica appeared briefly, furiously exhorting Elizabeth to draw.
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The brothers-in-law are with me in exhorting her to moderation.
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Someone exhorting a crowd to burn down City Hall very well might.
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He and Mr. Hermann hit the road, exhorting providers to support each other.
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She organized women's rallies where she gave speeches exhorting the crowd to vote.
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We've all seen the articles exhorting us to travel abroad now, more than ever.
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Government posters exhorting women to work show them wearing hard hats or military uniforms.
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For years I had been exhorting my fellow lawyers not to shun unpopular cases.
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Rick Scott has been privately exhorting President Trump to Twitter-bomb his opponent, Sen.
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Near the top, I heard a police officer on a bullhorn exhorting the runners.
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Gooden has denied having relapsed and has questioned Strawberry's exhorting him publicly to seek help.
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He continued to interject as the prosecutors put on witnesses, exhorting them to hurry up.
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Her social media feeds seemed to speak in unison, exhorting her to join their caliphate.
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"I need my own media," he told his financial backers, exhorting them to purchase news organisations.
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Police officers escorted the emergency workers who moved through the coastal towns, exhorting people to leave.
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Dotting the area are billboards in Chinese and English exhorting them to be meticulous and responsible.
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But this is not something that can be fixed by merely exhorting strapped families to save more.
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Retired generals and some politicians have joined the bandwagon, exhorting the general to extend his military service.
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The group operates in a cone of secrecy, often exhorting its donors to keep their information secure.
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Whatever the truth, computer-security experts have for decades been exhorting users to back up their data frequently.
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"Our fundraising department can barely keep up," Trump exclaimed in the email, exhorting his supporters to contribute more.
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She often joined in, exhorting diners to do the same while walking behind the combo, waving a handkerchief.
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Karachi police and his opponents have accused him of exhorting his supporters to violence, charges he has denied.
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Remember George H.W. Bush exhorting voters to "read my lips, no new taxes" and then passing a tax hike?
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By the mid-1920s, Lenin was exhorting artists to make works of mass communication that would guide the people.
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Now, on Sunday, he's gone a step further, exhorting football-loving American citizens to turn their backs on the NFL.
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But Reverend Barber, while exhorting a political candidate on Thursday night, is an activist, concerned with the nation's moral soul.
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Here, he is exhorting me to drink a mix of blood and mysterious powders and — look closely — a couple eyeballs.
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He toured Mexico, exhorting people to take to the streets in protest and criticizing the government's handling of the investigation.
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Her own confidence comes from the heavenly voices she hears, exhorting her to drive the invading English out of France.
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In November 2003, Mattis wrote a letter exhorting the benefits of reading for military officers, especially during an ongoing war.
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And he was coaching on the sideline, exhorting his players, in the final minutes of the shocker against the Wildcats.
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Top leaders including President Xi Jinping have continued to preach vigilance, however, exhorting the public to keep its guard up.
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Toni Morrison wrote to us again and again, exhorting our beauty, making us grapple with our pain, reaffirming our humanity.
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Toni Morrison wrote to us again and again, exhorting our beauty, making us grapple with our pain, reaffirming our humanity.
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Now Mr. Xi is not merely exhorting, he is demanding such an approach in the current economy, said Mr. Shi.
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Now Mr. Xi is not merely exhorting, he is demanding such an approach in the current economy, said Mr. Shi.
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Some people carry placards in Mongolian exhorting the virtues of palliative care, hunching into their coats as the wind stiffens.
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Since taking office, Trump has weighed in on OPEC on numerous occasions on Twitter, often exhorting the cartel to lower prices.
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He drew a reprimand from the election authorities for exhorting Hindus to convert 100 Muslims for every Hindu that adopted Islam.
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One of Madonna's most joyful songs, "Express Yourself" also happens feature Madonna exhorting her fans to accept, love and respect themselves.
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The city has plastered signs on lampposts and buses welcoming the G20 and exhorting residents to be on their best behaviour.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan keeps exhorting his colleagues to curb them but hasn't succeeded, and on Wednesday, he announced his retirement.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Rodríguez devoted most of his prepared remarks to criticizing the embargo and exhorting the Obama administration to do more.
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Thankfully, few proponents of normcore politics explicitly go as far as Wittes in exhorting Trump's opponents to abjure conventional policy issues.
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It is this class of infringement that Conte seems to have committed, by exhorting his team's supporters to applaud his players.
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" The academy also started an initiative, Planet Placement, exhorting film and television content creators to help "make positive environmental behaviors mainstream.
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" The academy also started an initiative, Planet Placement, exhorting film and television content creators to help "make positive environmental behaviors mainstream.
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He spared Felicia Sanders – who lost her son and aunt in the massacre – exhorting her to tell everyone what had happened.
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Last month, she posted a tweet exhorting GoT fans to either watch the show live or be prepared for spoilers from coworkers.
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MACCALLUM: Which hearkens back to something President Trump said on the campaign trail, exhorting African-Americans to give them a chance essentially.
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"You see, the sheep are always trying to pull you down," says Grossman, exhorting the audience to train as hard as Batman.
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Meanwhile, Hannity has been privately giving campaign advice to Trump and publicly exhorting conservative critics of the nominee to fall in line.
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The Kurds said that they had intercepted communications in which Islamic State commanders were exhorting their fighters to resist to the death.
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Four outs from defeat in the eighth, Javier Baez doubled home the pinch-runner Terrance Gore, exhorting the crowd and his teammates.
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"Never again!" he declared of the Parkland attack, exhorting the young people to press on: "America's watching you ... there will be change."
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In 2015, Jason Scott, a preservationist at the Internet Archive, gave a talk at that year's Game Developers Conference exhorting employees to steal.
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For the first time in almost 30 years, the government has written to millions of households exhorting them to prepare for the worst.
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The tone seemed to soften as DeVos continued, exhorting the students to embrace service as they enter the next phases of their lives.
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By my lights, it seemed fraudulent to have spent so much time exhorting people to vote and then not managing to vote myself.
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So when he is not talking about the importance of immigration reform, border security and tax breaks, he is exhorting Republicans to vote.
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The production has the feel of a pop concert, with the ingratiating performers dancing up the aisles and exhorting the audience to respond.
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In August, Xinhua, the official news agency, released a short video exhorting India to retreat from the continuing standoff at the Sikkim border.
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When he attended practice, Phillips was drawn to the far end of the field, where Swinney was exhorting and backslapping and leading cheers.
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The president is once again blaming foreign countries for the decline of the lira and exhorting Turks to get rid of their hard currency.
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One manager who recently quit a big state bank said that a campaign exhorting workers to study the party constitution had been unusually intense.
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Saab blamed Guevara for the shooting, stoning and stabbing of security officials, paying adolescents to protest, and exhorting violence during the protests this year.
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For one, the pope gifted Trump a copy of Laudato Si, an encyclical of his exhorting the world to take action on climate change.
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The English writer Christopher Logue's poem exhorting readers to "Come to the Edge" is chalked on a wall at the back of the room.
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During the game, Klinsmann had stormed along the sideline in front of his United States team's bench, waving his arms and exhorting his players.
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Le Pen revealed new National Front posters on Wednesday exhorting voters to "Choose France," echoing the nationalistic tone of Trump's "America First" rallying cry.
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"Our dolls, like all women, have an oral cavity, vaginal, and anal," the website helpfully explains in Spanish, before exhorting users to lubricate appropriately.
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Instead of exhorting their fellow citizens to live up to their nations' highest ideals, many activists seem content with denouncing past and present injustices.
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There is, of course, the memorable scene of him exhorting his students to stand on their desks, to see things from a different perspective.
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This message from the Minecraft team suggests otherwise for Story Mode, specifically exhorting the game's owners to "download all remaining episodes" before it's too late.
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Activist investors with a penchant for sharply worded letters exhorting boards to borrow money and buy back stock will find the post-coronavirus environment hostile.
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In 1905, amid widespread paranoia about the Yellow Peril, he warned of "race suicide," exhorting white people to strengthen themselves against their rising nonwhite rivals.
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As Péladan wrote in the catalog of the first salon, exhorting its participants: 'Artist, you are priest…Artist, you are king…Artist, you are magus.
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" Some digging around reveals that Oura's early adopters have been millionaire biohacker types, which the company alludes to on its website, exhorting users to "Hack yourself.
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True, there seems to be less of the stuff Jane Fonda was exhorting women to do via VHS to thin their thighs back in the day.
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While playing the garrulous Sam, Ms. Parks even leaps into the audience, exhorting theatergoers to do what we humans find so hard: engage with a stranger.
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Warren, by contrast, is exhorting her colleagues to "show some spine" and not "roll over" to drug companies and not "compromise with racism" by supporting Sen.
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For more than three months, the Venezuela opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, has been exhorting the armed forces to join his side in ousting President Nicolás Maduro.
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After naming names, including Congress member Keith Ellison, the article ends by exhorting Muslims to use any means available to make an example out of them.
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But recent history would indicate that the sick posters exhorting lone wolves to attack in San Francisco, New York and London are more aspirational than actionable threats.
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In Indianapolis, Michigan players took the floor with their arms raised and pointing at the empty stands, playfully exhorting the non-crowd to make some non-noise.
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But celebrities have answered the call: A pop song features singers riding tractors and exhorting children to start farming, and there are several farming reality television shows.
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Mr. Kim later attended another ground test of a new long-range rocket engine, exhorting his government to prepare for another rocket launch as soon as possible.
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Oil prices were up about 43 percent on Monday after comments by Iran's leader exhorting the need for other oil producers to join OPEC in supporting the market.
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This is despite Brand USA's strong bipartisan support: vast numbers of members in both the House and Senate signed letters exhorting their colleagues to advance Brand USA's reauthorization.
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Exhorting the team from the dugout, hauling injured players back to their feet, he played his part magnificently even if he couldn't get out on the turf himself.
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One common reaction to the dangerous excesses of nationalism has been to forgo the need for any form of collective identity, exhorting people to transcend tribal allegiances completely.
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The Abrams team has been blanketing the state's airwaves with ads exhorting voters who cast provisional ballots to do what is required to make sure they are counted.
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In the talks and meetings I attended, McNamee touted Apple's pro-privacy stance nearly as often as he dramatized Google's trespasses, exhorting his audiences to use Apple products.
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I once listened to a colleague exhorting us to be mindful of every moment, while another colleague was going home to begin the dreadful preparation for a colonoscopy.
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Within the Republican establishment, President Herbert Hoover worked 18-hour days, exhorting confidence while refusing to take even basic steps such as having the government guarantee bank deposits.
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We want it spelled out, and we want to see him in the streets like he's homeless," she said of Harrison, further exhorting, "Walk these blocks with us.
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After calling his brother, he decided that it was time for lunch and a glass of wine; Kojima came along, and Vacanti kept exhorting him to make merry.
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The Islamic State group has been exhorting its followers to mow down people, and England, France and Germany have seen deadly vehicle attacks in the past year or so.
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These are the people who see Lucy as an artist, giving her a new sense of belonging, and, in Sarah's case, exhorting her to look unflinchingly at a story.
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In April 2000, the Times of India media group placed its own notice exhorting parents to emphasise a daughter's profession and educational qualifications ahead of whether she was "fair".
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António Guterres, the secretary general of the United Nations, issued a carefully worded statement acknowledging the provisional results and exhorting all Congolese to "refrain from violence" if disputes arose.
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Managers at the firm instructed employees to mislead the bureau's examiners about its sales practices and stripped its call center of posters exhorting the employees to collect on debts.
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Most notably, he kept urging, exhorting with words and gestures, that solo lines sing with vocal intensity, and moreover, that they be animated and infused with an operatic urgency.
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Since late August, loudspeakers mounted on tricycle rickshaws have rolled around the town, blaring messages from local monks and Rakhine community leaders exhorting Buddhists to avoid contact with Muslims.
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Gorakhnath Temple had a tradition of militancy: Digvijay Nath, the head priest until 13, was arrested for exhorting Hindu militants to kill Mahatma Gandhi days before he was shot.
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She has also become a lobbyist, exhorting state lawmakers to pass legislation that would toughen penalties for people who take financial advantage of vulnerable older people like her grandmother.
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Al Pacino in particular is having a blast hamming it up as Hoffa, exhorting the virtues of ice cream just as exuberantly as he curses Kennedy's investigations into his union.
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Moreover, while exhorting his countrymen to tighten their belts, Mr Sisi was squandering billions of dollars of aid from Gulf states on wasteful subsidies and on defending Egypt's overvalued currency.
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In the original German the interlocking rhymes have the simple mnemonic power of devotional verses for the layman; each stanza ends with a rhyming couplet exhorting the reader to compassion.
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Mr. Thomas described exhorting a staff writer to follow Mr. Candy with a yellow notepad and listen closely as he ran errands; the staffer would return with fully written sketches.
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Italy made the mistake of initially imposing compulsory restrictions only in the north of the country, while exhorting the rest of the population to stay inside on a voluntary basis.
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A stream of music videos exhorting people to vote "no" have emerged on social media, as opposition politicians complain that the playing field ahead of the vote is far from level.
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IN RECENT weeks signs have appeared in the poky arrivals hall at Soekarno-Hatta airport in Jakarta, Indonesia's capital, exhorting visitors to shun the dollar in the name of national sovereignty.
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The line is short between questioning established principles of biology and human nature, for instance, and exhorting racial and sexual minorities to assume greater responsibility for their disadvantaged position in society.
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Mr. Abe, for his part, spent most of his time on the campaign trail exhorting voters to allow his economic plan — called Abenomics — to continue, and he barely mentioned the Constitution.
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A German Foreign Ministry spokeswoman in Berlin, Sawsan Chebli, suggested that Mr. Steinmeier had been more blunt with Mr. Lavrov, exhorting Russia to "take responsibility and avoid a catastrophe" in Aleppo.
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Fair Game For several years, Laurence D. Fink, chairman and chief executive of BlackRock, the money management giant, has been on a crusade, exhorting corporations to change their short-term ways.
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As the recount proceeded Mr. Scott was exhorting Mr. Trump to post bombastic tweets in an attempt to force Mr. Nelson into conceding, according to Republicans with knowledge of the exchange.
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If her classroom looks less like a traditional schoolroom and more like a den — with a colorful rug and inspirational signs exhorting children to "DREAM" and "LAUGH" — that is no accident.
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Just days before releasing a much-anticipated budget, India's deputy finance minister, Anurag Thakur, was exhorting crowds at an election rally in New Delhi to "shoot the traitors," referring to protesters.
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He spends his live streams complimenting viewers and exhorting them to follow their dreams, and if he admits to having any problems, he immediately segues into an inspirational truism about overcoming them.
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"Incomplete Kisses" is, by contrast, tightly drawn, with a huge, sweeping chorus, sticky little yelps of melody, and crisp, bouncy instrumentation, exhorting the listener not to hide from their heart and mind.
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An orgasm can fit both or either set of criteria yet be disappointing, unsatisfying, or not particularly powerful — something magazine articles rarely address when they're exhorting their audience to go O wild.
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" She also recalled how she found out about the video's internet fame, which led President Donald Trump to accuse her of disrespecting her country, exhorting Rapinoe to "WIN first before she TALKS!
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No one was there when we arrived, so we admired the rustic furniture and kitsch art, like a mirrored sign exhorting pilgrims to upload selfies to the Punto Sosta's active Facebook page.
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He was busy last week inspecting naval assets, exhorting his elite marine troops to get ready to defend China and exchanging messages of "strategic coordination" with his real friend at the Kremlin.
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If Cooked has a shortcoming, it's that Pollan doesn't seem to have a concrete solution for getting people back in the kitchen, besides exhorting them to find the time to do so.
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Callas was the most audience-centric, exhorting the crowd to get on their feet and clap along every time she was onstage — a charge which they enthusiastically took up at each opportunity.
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Some say the stock market is an aberration in a story of strife, the product of Iranian leadership's exhorting people to entrust their savings to equities in a time of scant alternatives.
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Franklin Graham, his father's successor at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, spoke for the longest time among the siblings on Friday, exhorting the audience several times to commit their lives to Christ.
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Bezos, who had built an empire exhorting employees to be "vocally self-critical," and to never "believe their or their team's body odor smells of perfume," issued a command: Make it Thursday.
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It sounds more like motivational speaker Tony Robbins than Tony Abbott, and suggests that Turnbull sees exhorting Australian private enterprise to do its best as a major part of the prime minister's role.
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A video shot by local television shows Sanders exhorting them to take up social issues in their work: "We've doubled the number of billionaires in America in the last year," he tells them.
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The group, designated a terrorist organization by the United States, has seized swaths of territory in Iraq and Syria while exhorting sympathizers around the world to carry out shootings and bombings of civilians.
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" Trump himself continues to murmur words kinder than his deeds, such as his tweet three weeks ago exhorting Americans to "celebrate LGBT Pride Month and recognize the outstanding contributions LGBT people have made.
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As recently as Friday, Trump boasted that he'd "defeated" the Islamic State, days after the terrorist group released a recording purportedly of its fugitive leader exhorting its fighters to pursue their violent cause.
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He voiced pride in what has changed since Officers Liu and Ramos were killed in 2014, amid protests over the killings of unarmed black men, while exhorting the public to trust the police.
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"Exhorting people to constantly report each other can create an atmosphere of mutual suspicion and surveillance," said Jay Stanley, senior policy analyst for the American Civil Liberties Union's Speech, Privacy and Technology Project.
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Spend some time doing all the things I'm always exhorting others to do, like volunteer or join a club or do yoga, if only so you get out of your brain for a bit.
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But he went so much further, exhorting team owners in the National Football League to fire players who didn't listen to the anthem and salute the flag in the manner that Trump would like.
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The one-child policy was established ostensibly to curb population growth, but China's leaders were not shy about exhorting the country's people to reduce quantity to improve quality, shading the policy with eugenic undertones.
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And it poses a challenge for those who argue that the government's role should mostly be to curb dependence on public support while exhorting the poor to get their act together, marry, get a job.
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In the early 1960s one firm's workers and bosses began each day with a song exhorting themselves to build a new Japan by "Sending our goods to the people of the world / Endlessly and continuously".
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Known by the militaristic title of "El Comandante," in some ways Castro was always replaying the exhilaration of revolt, exhorting Cubans to fight one battle after another, from confronting U.S. hostility to boosting potato production.
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I wonder if a sitting President exhorting his followers that my role in a TV comedy qualifies me as an enemy of the people constitutes a threat to my safety and that of my family?
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" Congruent with this save-the-whales tone, Fraser-Jenkins' case is aimed not toward potential investors but toward policymakers, exhorting them to "care about active fund management" since it is "a force for social good.
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He might have been talking about American values, about human values, about the principles that America proudly championed until recently, exhorting his rapt audience to defend them -- and to leave if they cannot embrace them.
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I've written extensively about the Business Roundtable's "profit with purpose" mantra, which harkens back to BlackRock's Larry Fink and his annual "CEO Letters" exhorting the private sector to step up where government can't or won't.
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North Korea spent much of 2017 exhorting the advances in its nuclear program, seeming defiant as the international community sought to condemn and contain its threats of firing missiles as far as the American mainland.
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But when he's exhorting everyone to find their singular selves, posture ramrod straight and hand tucked into a pocket of his tweed jacket, he often looks as if he's aching to send up his lines.
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An article in the New York Times this week quoted the CEO of Palantir — the secretive Silicon Valley big data firm that has key government contracts — exhorting his fellow tech leaders to show their patriotism.
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Paasch and Joy are not encouraging readers to abandon their faith, but rather exhorting Christians who read the tweets to use #ChurchToo as an opportunity to come forward to correct injustices within their church communities.
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Here's Donald Trump on February 1, exhorting his supporters at a rally in Iowa to physically attack protesters: If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of 'em would you?
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It was King Abdullah who was quoted in a 2008 State Department cable, released two years later by WikiLeaks, exhorting the United States to "cut off the head of the snake" — Iran — by launching military strikes.
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The company, which generated 84 percent of its advertising revenue from mobile ads in the quarter, has been rolling out new features to beef up mobile advertising and is exhorting businesses to experiment with video ads.
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"We can't have the inmates running the prison," McNair was quoted as saying during a recent meeting with league executives and owners, exhorting them to consider how the kneeling protests could hurt the NFL's bottom line.
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Oil prices were up, taking Brent above $20.3 a barrel and U.S. crude to three-month highs after comments by Iran's leader exhorting the need for other oil producers to join OPEC in supporting the market.
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Throughout the Icebreaker Lenin there are statues and profiles of the ship's namesake, along with quotations exhorting the crew to spread the proletarian revolution to the polar bears, or whatever it says, I can't read Russian.
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Even though the final flood maps are years away, city officials and community groups are exhorting residents to take advantage of low-cost or even free programs funded by the state Governor's Office of Storm Recovery.
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For nearly a century, the work, subtitled "The Play About the Death of the Rich Man," has been preaching (in rhyming couplets) against avarice and exhorting the festival's well-heeled audiences to do a charitable deed.
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Both of these shows enlist the spectators as witnesses, exhorting the Americans in the room to consider what our nation is doing in our name and how, if we oppose that, we intend to stop it.
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"Say It Loud" became a staple of the Civil Rights Movement, exhorting a categorically disempowered people to take pride in the things that the members of a dominant white social order had used to marginalize them.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has recently issued a notice to fund managers, exhorting them to use their own capital, or raise public money, to provide liquidity support to listed firms with prospects, the newspaper said.
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For two years, he and other former antiwar demonstrators have been exhorting the Defense Department to correct what they call a rose-colored portrayal of the conflict on an extensive Pentagon website commemorating the war's 50th anniversary.
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The risk of an armed confrontation between Iran and the United States figures prominently in a statement signed by a bipartisan group of more than 60 national security experts, exhorting the administration to rejoin the nuclear agreement.
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"We will win big," Mr. Netanyahu vowed, exhorting Likudniks not to believe the election polls that currently give a slight advantage to Likud's main rival, the centrist Blue and White party and its allied center-left bloc.
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Obama traveled to London in April at the request of Cameron, whom he calls a friend, exhorting Britons to stay in the EU, an unusual intervention that was denounced as meddling by those in the "leave" campaign.
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But the essay is most striking for the candid advice it offers to the next holder of his office, and for the middle-path it treads between scolding elites and exhorting them to remember their responsibilities to society.
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ON DECEMBER 226th, as Alabamans headed to the polls to choose a new senator, Tawanna Dunagan stood on Graymont Avenue in downtown Birmingham holding up a Doug Jones sign, exhorting passers-by to vote for the Democratic candidate.
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" The Gospel of John tells of Jesus exhorting the mob in defense of a prostitute who is about to be stoned to death: "He that is without sin among you, let him first cast a stone at her.
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But here was Ayanna Pressley, a Boston City Council member and rising Democratic star, exhorting volunteers in a Cambridge restaurant with an impassioned performance style she learned as a child at her grandfather's storefront Baptist church in Chicago.
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In 2014, Carter, who was 21 at the time, sent Roy a series of text messages over a two-week period exhorting him to kill himself and berating him when he expressed hesitation, prosecutors said during her trial.
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U.S. President Donald Trump urged fellow Republicans on Friday to begin work on tax reform legislation immediately, exhorting them to hurry up after two days in which he stunned members of his party with overtures to opposition Democrats.
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More than 17,000 doses of the measles-mumps-rubella vaccine have been administered in the county in the past 26 weeks, and the county's public health campaign included doctors as well as rabbis exhorting the importance of immunization.
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Whether he's exhorting you to reach for the stars or noodling away at a high-flying Thin Lizzy-meets-NWOBHM riff, Black's enthusiasm is infectious, and his pure love for 80s heavy metal and 413s stadium rock is unsurpassed.
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" — which enters the picture book list at No. 7 — is about the opposite, about exhorting kids to be heard, whether through their words or their actions: "If you see someone lonely, say something … by just being there for them.
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A small pro-oil and gas rally took place outside the hotel where Morneau gave a speech to the Calgary business community, with participants chanting "Build that pipe!" and exhorting passing vehicles to honk "if you love oil and gas".
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Image 193 of 2 VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis on Thursday gave the church 14 new cardinals, exhorting them to resist temptations toward vanity and to stay on mission, which he specified means serving the needy instead of pursuing their own interests.
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At the time, Wikileaks and Assange began exhorting users to finance continued operations via cryptocurrency, which allegedly could not be stopped—and indeed anyone can still donate cryptocurrency to the site, just so long as they don't do it through Coinbase.
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Now HBO is exhorting him not to use its material to make memes about himself: Trump tweeted a meme about the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report on his investigation into the Trump campaign and Russia during the 2016 election.
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"I wonder if a sitting President exhorting his followers that my role in a TV comedy qualifies me as an enemy of the people constitutes a threat to my safety and that of my family?" the father of five, 60, tweeted.
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The Our Voices campaign reflected another inspiration of hers: instead of pretending to be one more green lobby group, the religions of the world should try to influence the Paris summit by doing what they do best: exhorting, inspiring and praying.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump urged fellow Republicans on Friday to begin work on tax reform legislation immediately, exhorting them to hurry up after two days in which he stunned members of his party with overtures to opposition Democrats.
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True to form, McMaster exuded optimism, not bitterness, praising his colleagues and exhorting them to do everything they could to empower his successor, John Bolton —an unrepentant hawk who is expected to adopt a more Kissingerian approach to the position.
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ISTANBUL — From a stage where he led a raucous rally exhorting Turks to support their soldiers in Syria, the Turkish president spotted a 6-year-old girl in the crowd, dressed in military-style camouflage and wearing a maroon beret.
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Over the last several years, an extremist Buddhist group, the Bodhu Bala Sena (or Buddhist Power Army), has begun to preach against the Muslim community, exhorting followers to boycott Muslim businesses and spreading virulent lies about Muslims on social media.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top training school for Communist Party cadres has published a book on the experiences of President Xi Jinping during the Cultural Revolution, exhorting party members to learn from the events that drove his "unshaken pursuit of ideals".
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Another Republican senator, Susan Collins of Maine, on Saturday also criticized Trump for exhorting China to investigate the Bidens, calling it "completely inappropriate" in remarks to reporters at an event in her home state, according to the Bangor Daily News.
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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the self-appointed caliph of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), this week purportedly put out a voice recording to his dwindling flock of followers, exhorting them to carry on a fight they've already lost.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania teenager indicted for supporting Islamic State was hit with fresh terrorism charges on Wednesday, as U.S. prosecutors accused him of posting online the names of approximately 100 U.S. military members and exhorting his followers to kill them.
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Some protesters are exhorting investors to sell all of their fossil-fuel stocks and are conducting campaigns to pressure Exxon Mobil and other companies to "keep it in the ground" — that is, to stop extracting the very fossil fuels that are their lifeblood.
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Pyongyang's insistence on a peace treaty will come with sweeteners; for example, decommissioning an old rocket launch pad, agreeing to inter-Korean events such as family meetings while exhorting the South to make more concessions, and returning some remains of U.S. soldiers.
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More than 90 top American experts in atomic sciences, including a designer of the hydrogen bomb, publicly threw their weight behind the Iran nuclear agreement on Monday, exhorting Congress to preserve the accord in the face of President Trump's disavowal of it.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) stood on the floor Friday passionately exhorting senators to remove Trump from office, warning them that a president who solicits a foreign government to investigate a political rival would do it to them if they got in Trump's way.
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LONDON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama made a bold intervention into the politics of Washington's closest ally on Friday, exhorting Britons to stay in the EU and warning that if they left they would be at "the back of the queue" for a U.S. trade deal.
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Mr. Obama's address Tuesday was in some ways the culmination of his own evolution, from a hopeful first-term senator exhorting voters to resist the negative fringe of campaign commentary to a frustrated president who has essentially conceded that the forces of division now reign.
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — Michelle Obama issued a deeply personal denunciation of Donald J. Trump on Thursday for his lewd comments about women, exhorting voters in scathing terms to reject his candidacy and the campaign's increasingly vulgar tenor by backing Hillary Clinton as a matter of conscience.
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The artwork borrows from the snappily titled 1843 painting "Solomon Eagle exhorting the People to Repentance during the Plague of 1665" by Paul Falconer Poole, and appears to hint at deeper religious martyrdom themes alongside tracks titled "Joan of Arc" and the titular "Solomon Eagle".
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After suffering a breakdown of sorts at a performance of "Aida" — he runs onstage at the climax, exhorting the characters to stop singing so they won't use up all that oxygen in the tomb — Eliot heads off on a road trip to find himself.
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" As always, the independent Baptist church sought guidance from the Bible, particularly these passages: Hebrews 10:25 -- "Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another: and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.
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NumbersUSA is perhaps best known for exhorting members to overwhelm senators with faxes — more than a million were sent — during an effort in 2007 to pass a bill offering a path to citizenship for millions of illegal immigrants and creating a new temporary worker program.
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What followed was years of driving her to and from appointments, making lunches I hoped she could keep down, exhorting her to stay hydrated after chemo treatments and to avoid wearing herself out by pretending she could do all the things she did when she was healthy.
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A hereditary connection to the Quraysh is regarded as a prerequisite for becoming a caliph, and pamphlets published by ISIS exhorting Muslims to pledge allegiance to al-Baghdadi trace his ancestry from the Badri community in Al Jallam to Fatima, the youngest daughter of the prophet.
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As an interactive exhibition, Labor of Love is a lot of fun, exhorting visitors to go on a kind of scavenger hunt through the DIA to seek all its components, and therefore leading them to discover new aspects of the collection outside some of its marquee attractions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lady Gaga electrified thousands of revelers who gathered in New York on Friday to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the LGBTQ rights movement, exhorting the crowd to honor the past by using its "power" to extend and defend a half-century of progress.
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But the fact the conversation took place at all reflects the extraordinary times in Trump's Washington -- when a President has turned on his own Justice Department and is exhorting his loyal political followers to do the same in a way that can only provoke a greater confrontation.
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ISTANBUL — The day after Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, declared a national state of emergency in the wake of a failed coup, an anxious nation awoke on Thursday to a text message from its leader, personally exhorting continued loyalty as the government moved against its enemies.
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Shin Beom-chul, a North Korea expert at the Asan Institute for Policy Studies in Seoul, said that with this test, Mr. Kim was exhorting his people to prepare for a military standoff with the United States while at the same time putting pressure on Washington.
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In publicly exhorting his party's congressional majority to repeal the Affordable Care Act and come up with a replacement at or near the same time, he doesn't realize that his party doesn't have and never did have a replacement, despite years of its repeated votes to repeal the law.
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A local resident named Robert Keith Wiggins, calling himself Cowboy, started spitting call-and-response rhymes to Flash's beats, exhorting crowds to say "ho" or to "throw your hands in the air and wave 'em like you just don't care" — lines that would become hip-hop staples for decades to come.
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Image: Screengrab via TwitterScientists, the medical community and tech bloggers have been exhorting the public to only look at solar eclipses like the one on Monday with shielded glasses or other protective equipment, because skipping that step is probably one of the easiest ways to fry out your eyeballs known to science.
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Whitaker is at his most creepy-kindly as Louise's handler, exhorting but not badgering her to establish the aliens' intent, and Renner, likewise, sheds the tough hide of his action-movie persona for the sake of a wonkish inwardness—relieved, I suspect, to swap the arrows of Marvel for a pair of spectacles.
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The old maxim exhorting us to "be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle" is the thesis of Wonder — it's even quoted at the end of the film — and Wonder handles it well, following a boy named August Pullman, his family, and his friends through a year of change in their lives.
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In 2016 Ignacio Cano, a Brazilian criminologist, looked at 93 homicide-reduction programmes in the region, including controls on alcohol in Brazil, an advertising campaign exhorting Venezuelans to "value life", private investigators paid to help public prosecutors in Honduras, a $400m justice reform in Mexico and mediation with criminals in Jamaica and El Salvador.
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What becomes clear is how much Chozick wanted Hillary the campaigner to be Hillary the feminist torchbearer she imagined her to be, the Hillary who made that speech about women's rights in Beijing, who traveled all those hundreds of thousands of miles as secretary of state, the Wellesley Hillary exhorting her classmates with a bullhorn.
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There was a sense that it was the height of cynicism for a woman who has made a career of gently exhorting the clutter addled to pare their belongings down to the bare minimum, to purge everything except that which — all together now — sparks joy, to turn around and try to sell them more stuff.
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That assumption might not bear close examination (can you imagine Nelson Mandela exhorting his listeners to believe that they are gorgeous and fabulous?), but if you're just taking in the general idea of the quote as being something about believing in yourself, well then, who better to give that advice than Nelson Mandela, who overcame so much?
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"The yuan will keep depreciating as time goes by, so we should swap the money we have in hand into tangible assets," Li Xiaodong, chairman of Canaan Capital, tells his audience, while exhorting them to pull their money out of China while the going is still good and pour it into property in Spain and Portugal.
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Once he had reconstituted his Hasidic tribe in Israel, Rabbi Taub devoted himself to exhorting the Hasidic world and those outside it to remember the approximately six million Jews killed by the Nazi regime during World War II. "He was the ultimate Holocaust survivor," Rabbi Boruch Oberlander, chief of the Orthodox rabbinate in Budapest, said in a telephone interview.
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In response to a class-action lawsuit in which formerly detained immigrants said they were forced to work, 18 Republican congressmen sent a letter on March 7, 2018, to the attorney general at the time, Jeff Sessions, the head of ICE and the secretary of the Department of Labor, exhorting those agencies to help GEO Group defend itself.
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Pride of place near the entrance is given to #3 in the series, which features an excerpt from Toni Morrison's Beloved exhorting a (self-)love of (Black) flesh next to Mokgosi's rendering of a girl posing in a tiara and formal white dress, its skirt spread out to cover the entire loveseat on which she sits.
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The cognitive dissonance of a rock band, however strange they sound, exhorting you to love your work and follow the rules — and not because they're offering the usual anticonformist social critique, but because they really want you to love your work and follow the rules — disrupts one's expected sense of who these musicians are and how they want to be perceived.
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ATLANTA — As Hurricane Florence gained muscle over the Atlantic Ocean on Monday and sped toward the shores of North and South Carolina, government officials in both states were taking few chances, exhorting more than a million residents and tourists in coastal areas to grab their essentials, jump into their cars and head inland as part of a great coastal emptying.
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Stories from and about the huddle, a unique convention in a major American sport, began to color the historical narrative of the game, whether it was the 1939 Heisman Trophy winner, Nile Kinnick, exhorting teammates in the huddle during an upset of Notre Dame or Baltimore Colts quarterback Unitas reconfiguring his team's pass routes on the fly in the huddle.
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I remember sitting in a meeting roughly a decade ago when IAB president Randy Rothenberg was exhorting the digital ad ecosystem to get out in front of regulation now, before President Obama and the regulation-inclined Democrats took over DC. He warned that the industry needed self-regulation, or the feds would do the job for us, in a much harsher and haphazard way.
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" A fan of Russian autocrat Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Yang jokes first thing he'd say to Putin as president is 'Sorry I beat your guy' Biden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' MORE, Orban is consolidating power at home while exhorting Europeans to follow him in adopting a new model of "illiberal democracy.
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Excitement over Mr. Ramaphosa reached its peak in the months after he became president, as he aggressively courted black middle-class voters, exhorting them to give their "love back" to the A.N.C. But the enthusiasm has cooled as Mr. Ramaphosa has failed to revive the economy and fix state enterprises, including Eskom, the national power utility, which has been carrying out the worst rolling blackouts in years.
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Oh, Meryl, here you were celebrating Hollywood, which not even a year ago was trying to explain to the world why all 20 of the actors nominated for Academy Awards that year were white, and you chose to use MMA as the cultural bludgeon to prove your point, when all along MMA has been exemplifying the very values and virtues you were exhorting us to celebrate.
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One of the arguments about the Trump era is that Trump's open invocation to violence, exhorting people who came to his rallies to beat up protesters, things like that — some of the rhetoric that he borrowed from the alt-right, even some anti-Semitic rhetoric; he denied it, but you know there are pretty clear links — that that has kind of given a green light to dark forces in the country.
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Set to the gothic keys and skittering snares that have characterized the underground UK drill scene for the last couple of years, this was a new evolution of the sound; a mix of bleak aesthetics with lyrics explicitly exhorting the listener to dance – even if the shoulder shuffling skank in question was, with drill's typically dark humor, meant to imply you were carrying the cold weight of heavy artillery.
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In the last week, Mr. Johnson has emerged as a cheerful evangelist for social distancing, exhorting Britons to unite in a national campaign that carries distinct echoes of Britain's stoic response to the Blitz during World War II. In just two days, more than 600,000 people signed up as volunteers to help the National Health Service and 1.5 million elderly and vulnerable people, whom the government has urged to quarantine themselves for 12 weeks.
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Just in the past few days, President Trump has violated norms of presidential behavior by urging military personnel to "call those senators" to support his legislative agenda, by criticizing his predecessor to an assembly of Boy Scouts, by exhorting an audience of local police to get rough with suspects, and by luridly denouncing to an Ohio audience the "criminal aliens" and "animals" who would "slice and dice" American teenage girls unless his administration were adequately empowered to take action to protect the nation.
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