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Перевод: exhortation

[существительное]
призыв ; побуждение; увещевание; наставление; предупреждение; поддержка ; проповедь [рел.]

Тезаурус:

1. Such an exhortation was meant to encourage adolescents to accept what was in effect an ideological belief, namely, that "any service for which payment is accepted, however humble it may be, is to be regarded as a service to the community and to be conscientiously performed."
2. It is nave to imagine that such an ethic can be revived by exhortation alone, or by the use of in uplifting but empty phraseology.
3. Encouragement or exhortation ( paraklesis (Rom. 12.8)) was often used by Paul.
4. THE minibus ferrying the Cambridge Boat Race crew around has a message stuck to its windscreen, probably more for the benefit of its occupants than as an exhortation to other motorists.
5. The other would allow the smart to inherit the Earth (plus a legacy from their wealthy parents) and console us with the exhortation to work harder if we want more, which goes down like a glass of sand in the unemployment deserts.
6. His advice is contained in a 220-page apostolic exhortation on the proper formation of the clergy.
7. How unfortunate that Adrian Furnham's interesting article on the reasons for the popularity of astrology and graphology should close with the exhortation to " beware the astronomer" ("Hooked on horoscopes", 26 January).
8. Soul for them was a form of exertion; performance that Barney Hoskyns called (in reference to The Jam, as it happens) "a gymnasium of exhortation".
9. There are other ways besides exhortation in which citizens can be placed under pressure to perform what a government sees as the obligations of citizenship, short of coercive legal enforcement.
10. This is beginning to happen through the exhortation as well as education received from Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace.
11. The same exhortation came from Henry Jones, another Professor of Idealist Philosophy, active in Welsh education matters, friend of Lloyd George and author of The Principles of Citizenship .
12. The message is apparently contained in a 220-page apostolic exhortation to the clergy, most of which is uncontentious: priests must be ascetic and chaste as well as celibate, taking a keen and benevolent interest in the poor and in sinners, who are the poor in spirit.
13. Jews and the "Jewish Question, were mentioned as such neither in Hitler's New Year exhortation to his Party at the beginning of 1932, nor in his notorious speech to the Dsseldorfer Industrieklub in January, nor in his "Appeal to the Nation", sold as a record in July and typical of his election addresses in the first half of the year.