Thus, a second implication is that CEOs can no longer be merely transactional managers who put out fires in the plant,
exhort the sales force, consider capacity expansion and otherwise manage the day-to-day transaction of business.
Managing structural change
His character changes, however; he is now extremely wise, and, in his repentance, he uses the time of his wandering to
exhort other men to be mindful of their sins and avoid the wrath of God.
Wandering Jew, The
<![CDATA[ New posters in Jerusalem's hareidi neighborhoods
exhort residents to demonstrate at Intel plant this Saturday.
Hareidis Versus Intel: Round 2 this Saturday?
The overture was highly unusual as North Korean propagandists have turned anti-Americanism into a near religion and regularly
exhort their people to prepare for a possible war with 'US imperialists'.
Korea ask US to be friends
From a brief exploration the roots of pervasive anti-Semitism as stemming from Christianity's and Islam's need to de-legitimize Judaism's older claim of a single, all-powerful God (among other factors), to a discussion of how Biblical passages are used to in modern-day America to
exhort hatred of homosexuals and homosexuality, to religion's role in fueling the genocidal horrors of Nazism and much more, Rot on the Vine is disturbing, compelling, and highly recommended for religious studies shelves.
Rot on the Vine
In all his talk about peace and justice he did not even bother to
exhort the grads to go into the world and work for such.
Hedges was wrong. (Letters to the Editor)
[We] instruct, educate, nurture, cultivate, rebuke,
exhort, discipline, warn, delight, enlighten, edify, develop" (pp.
A Royal "Waste" of Time: the Splendor of Worshiping God and Being Church for the World.
Moore used his Web site to
exhort fans to vote and predicted that "Tuesday is the day!
Tears of a clown: Michael Moore and the impotence of leftist politics. (Rant)
Kenneth Connor, president of the Family Research Council (FRC), called Powell's comments "reckless and irresponsible" and added, "President Bush should repudiate Secretary Powell's comments and publicly
exhort him for his irresponsible remarks."
Powell comments on condoms spark attacks from Religious Right. (People & Events)
Phil Nanas of the Native Forest Council rose at the end to
exhort people to support nothing less than a total ban on logging on public lands.
The forest reform pow wow
Luker's central point is that "early childbearing doesn't make young women poor; rather, poverty makes women bear children at an early age." It is not enough, she argues, to
exhort impoverished young women to delay childbearing in the hope of a better future, because poor young women know that regardless of when they have babies, the outlook for their futures is bleak.
Dubious Conceptions: The Politics of Teenage Pregnancy
Therefore, we, as a church council, will do our best to teach our religious leaders and
exhort our people to repent our corrupt ways and to renounce patronage politics as part of our practical Christian discipline.
Evangelicals affirm Duterte's call to 'let healing begin'
He says God has compelled him to
exhort people with his bullhorn and microphone to turn away from evil and seek God.
Pavement prophets on a mission from God; from blaring bullhorns to quiet witness, Chicago's street preachers offer a rich assortment of soul-saving advice
Incarnation is, after all, the impetus for the first great song of our Christian family: "come on children, let's sing/ about the goodness of the Lord," gospel shouters
exhort us today, following the example of Mary long ago confronting an angel.
Delight your senses
In the latter case he will want to
exhort his Catholic faithful first of all.
So what happened?