Sentence examples for advocated a strategy from inspiring English sources

According to one Florio aide, the Struble Oppel firm advocated a strategy that focused on Mr. Florio's differences from Mr. Corzine on the issues alone.

On Tuesday, he advocated a strategy diametrically opposed to Mr. O'Leary's and underscored his views with a refusal to sign off on easyJet's full-year results.

Admiral Fallon said he advocated a strategy that would "transfer more and more responsibility for security in Iraq to Iraqi security forces and, at the same time, withdrawing a substantial amount of our combat forces".

• Never deploy military means in pursuit of indeterminate ends: Westmoreland advocated a strategy of coercion in Vietnam in which American forces would inflict such disproportionate costs on the Communist insurgency that its leadership would eventually capitulate.

In a paper titled "From environmental protection to sustainability" published in 2000 by Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC, Lehner advocated "a strategy that increases market shares through environmentally innovative product optimisations".

Some of the Brotherhood's thinkers have advocated a strategy of gradually converting souls, even if it takes generations, so that Islamic revolution will arrive in the end like a peaceful tide, never to recede.

They say there is no point advocating a strategy that senators will reject flat out and urge environmentalists to be "politically realistic".

Stroud himself advocates a strategy of this sort (Stroud 1994, 1999), as does Robert Stern (1999b).

In fact, going back to the first Oxy student report "Rebranding America", my students have been advocating a strategy of Green Diplomacy.

Thus, we advocate a strategy that combines deep profiling of a small number of samples (in this study, three samples per cancer type) followed by validation in a large cohort (in this study, we used publically available TCGA data).

Eliot lauds the move from "hardware to software"; Torie lauds Joint Chief Chair Gen. Cartwright for advocating a strategy-based budget rather than a budget-based strategy, adding however that the amount of money isn't all that great since it's "only" five percent of GDP.