Sentence examples for Open advocacy from inspiring English sources

In France before 1848 the term radical designated a republican or supporter of universal manhood suffrage; open advocacy of republicanism being technically illegal, republicans usually called themselves radicals.

But the law is so vague that it is widely interpreted here as a broader effort to restrict open advocacy of homosexuality.

Andrew Jackson took office, McLean resigned in protest over Jackson's open advocacy of the spoils system of political patronage, which undermined McLean's recent reforms.

In 1904 the Conservative government found itself impaled on a dilemma by Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain's open advocacy of a tariff.

Others question the ethics of attending an event in a nation that recently passed a law that is widely interpreted as an effort to restrict open advocacy of homosexuality.

Mr. Olney was explaining pressures that created a certain uniformity of content in the popular slave narratives, with recurring themes that involved insistence on sometimes questioned personal identity, harrowing descriptions of oppression, and open advocacy for the abolitionist cause.

Open government advocacy groups, such as the Sunlight Foundation, called on transparent discussions prior to the U.S. government going over the fiscal cliff [PDF].

The failures of that approach to child protection led me, and my colleagues, to open a child advocacy center in our community.

I am keen on open access advocacy not to be seen as a "movement" because in conservative rhetoric it is used to disqualify it as some kind of insurgent phenomenon.

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) mandates certain privacy laws that have come under fire from open data advocacy groups.

Last month, open Internet advocacy groups threatened to file complaint against AT&T with the Federal Communications Commission due to AT&T's decision to limit the use of Apple's FaceTime video calling application.