Sentence examples for To be advocated from inspiring English sources

Test cricket will never be able to justify its significance on the basis of money; it needs to be advocated for its subtleties and satisfactions.

It may be for pedagogical reasons, so that it can be critically analysed as a way of teaching teenagers that it is nothing like real sex; but still, you can see the panicked headlines if it were to be advocated here.

Examples include the quantities of stock to be bought or sold, the amounts of various resources to be allocated to different production activities, the route to be followed by a vehicle through a traffic network, or the policies to be advocated by a candidate.

1937 Nazis May Sponsor Church BERLIN — The Utopian idea of a united national German Church, including all faiths and denominations, may be one of the subjects to be advocated by party leaders at the Nazis' annual rally in Nuremberg next month, it was learned today [Aug. 27].

As discussions have shifted to the implementation of the Sendai Framework, health has continued to be advocated at various meetings.

There was no study compared different modes of ventilation during ECMO, and pressure-controlled mode appears to be advocated [12].

But nobody seems to be advocating that.

What you seem to be advocating is what might be called the Profumo penalty.

Without the punctuation, Robyn seems to be advocating a new affinity group — the Konichiwa Bitches.

And in Belgrade, the Serbian capital, in the afternoon, she appeared to be advocating the opposite.

Curiously, you seem to be advocating a list yourself when proposing to outlaw "illegal acts".