Sentence examples for advocated a system from inspiring English sources

He advocated a system to monitor disease and rapidly disseminate information, as a prime defense against biological warfare.

Mr Desmond, who also owns Channel 5, advocated a system of press regulation more similar to the Ofcom broadcasting regime.

Dr. Reemtsma advocated a system of "your fault" insurance in which individuals paid for medical problems that developed from having ignored clear health warnings.

He would not say what constitutional changes he was contemplating, but said that he advocated "a system that would ensure a balance in the constitution and would ensure sobriety and balance by our political leaders".

The writer derided the idea in a blog, titled 'She was gagging for it', which advocated a system in which accused men would have a "complete defence" to allegations of rape if the woman was "under the influence".

At a town-hall meeting on the crisis in early November, attended by many of the more radical students, Birgeneau advocated a system-wide march on Sacramento in March: "I hope that this will match the March on Washington, with literally hundreds of thousands of students".

In 2001 Hood and colleagues advocated a systems approach to biology.

He advocates a system that puts most of the burden on owners of investment homes and luxury villas.

The committee itself has previously joined the chorus of complaint but now advocates a system that would introduce further "multiple lines of financial accountability" and necessitate the establishment of (yet more) "robust procedures" to ensure this would operate as intended.

In "The Zuckerberg Tax" (Op-Ed, Feb. 8), David S. Miller advocates a system of taxation in which unrealized appreciation (or depreciation) in an individual's holdings of publicly traded securities would be "marked to market" and taxed (or refunded) annually as if they had sold their position at year's end.

Libertarians usually advocate a system in which there are exclusive property rights, with the role of the government restricted to the protection of these property rights.