Sentence examples for advocate revision from inspiring English sources

Hence, he'll have to advocate revision to common-sense morality.

Similar management of similar injuries by Kumar et al. [10] highlighted an average time to union of 278 days, and this study did not advocate revision to longer stem components unless already loose.

Senator Lieberman has advocated revision of tort law and limits on damages that plaintiffs can receive in suits, a position at variance with Mr. Gore's.

Suzanne Moyers Montclair, N.J., May 27 , 2008• To the Editor: As a white adoptive parent of a biracial daughter, I am angered by the conclusions of a recent report issued by the Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute advocating revision of the Multiethnic Placement Act to allow agencies to take race and culture into consideration in adoptive placement.

These qualifications notwithstanding, one philosopher working within the process tradition advocates revisions in process theism that would move it in the direction that the critics suggest.

"He advocates the revision of the Constitution and associates himself with people who are extremely dangerous," a prominent Japanese commentator, Makoto Sataka, said.

Fred Wertheimer, an advocate of revisions in federal campaign law, said the union's hidden sponsorship of American Family Voices dramatized a longstanding problem in American politics.

"This is an extraordinary development," said Fred Wertheimer, an advocate of revisions in federal campaign finance law and the president of Democracy 21, a group that works toward that end.

The second cleavage centred on the tension between conservative and nationalist party leaders who advocated a revision of some elements of Japan's new constitution (which had been drawn up by occupation authorities and included prohibitions on waging war and maintaining a military) and those who defended the new constitutional framework.

Given that set theorists do not do this, confirmational holism again seems to be advocating a revision of standard mathematical practice, and this too, claims Maddy, is at odds with naturalism (Maddy 1992, pp. 286 289).

Other elements of the governor's plan are also likely to disappoint those who have advocated broader revisions of the laws.