Sentence examples for advocated an equal from inspiring English sources

Reischauer decried the Americans' lingering "occupation mentality," and advocated an equal partnership with their ally.

As an alternative to the Virginia (or large-state) Plan, Paterson submitted the New Jersey (or small-state) Plan, also called the Paterson Plan, which advocated an equal vote for all states.

During this brief imprisonment, Babeuf continued to formulate his egalitarian doctrines, advocating an equal distribution of land and income, and after his release he began a career as a professional revolutionary.

Molly Shanley (2003) advocates an "equal status" view of marriage that combines a commitment to the public importance of marriage as an institution with elements of individual choice that broaden the idea of who can marry to groups that have been denied such status as a result of their subordination and stigmatization.

Without negating the joyful process of birth in any way, I have long advocated that an equal emphasis should be placed on the process of death and dying, as each is a part of life.

Kestenbaum advocated a combined and equal two-staged recession/resection of all four horizontal rectus muscles.

The paper concludes by advocating a more equal relationship between students and tutors.

Joyce C. Clifford, a nurse who advocated a partnership of equals between doctors and nurses in the treatment of patients, and whose ideas were adopted in some of the nation's best hospitals because they reduced medical errors and improved survival rates, died on Oct. 21 in Boston.

The global definition of net neutrality stops at advocating an internet that is equal for all.

She'd gone to college for a few years and become an insurance adjuster, working as one of the few women in the field in the 1980s and '90s and joining the National Organization for Women to advocate for an equal wage before eventually moving to Rhode Island to work for a hospice and care for her aging parents.

I was gifted the vision to see beyond the flaws of the human condition to advocate for an equal life experience for those with disabilities.