Sentence examples for advancing the notion from inspiring English sources

Even so, some legal reformers in China believe that advancing the notion of constitutional law is critical in establishing the rule of law.

Last year, you wrote a book, "Only the Paranoid Survive!," advancing the notion that a company must always be fearful of its competitors.

That was more than a decade ago, when Mr. Hawkins was advancing the notion of a huge Federal job-creating program.

Some scholars have linked social pressure to community size, advancing the notion that pressure to conform to social norms is heightened in smaller, less populous communities in which citizens interact frequently and where monitoring behavior is less onerous.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. was most active in advancing the notion that the president is privy to national security information that courts are ill prepared to second-guess.

While some groups may advocate their cause by claiming royal support or advancing the notion of the palace's involvement in politics, The Economist should not fall into this trap, let alone perpetuate the same misperception.

Why no Ailey Ken doll to advance the notion of male dancers?

Du Bois, who first advanced the notion of an "Encyclopedia Africana" in 1909.

For years, ExxonMobil actively advanced the notion that its products had little or no impact on the Earth's environment.

Mark Pincus at Zynga was one of the first to advance the notion that in the future all the people would be gaming all the time.

First, Subaru transformed the humdrum Legacy station wagon into the stylishly rugged Outback, then advanced the notion when it hatched the Forester from its Impreza compact car.