Sentence examples for advocated back from inspiring English sources

And I think the plan that Secretary Paulson first advocated back in the middle of last year has a lot of merit.

Note: The Supreme Court held in the Padilla case that a defendant entering a guilty plea had to be advised of possible deportation something that I advocated back in 1996.

The so-called Hyde Amendment, the first major win for the pro-life movement in the aftermath of Roe v Wade, did exactly what Mr Cantor advocates back in 1976.

He advocates backing an "independent".

"It is important", as he puts it, "to realise that we're not advocating backing up a van full of cheetahs and kicking them out the door".Although none of the animals Mr Donlan and his colleagues propose introducing are the same species as the ones that went extinct, many are related and all would fill similar ecological niches.

In effect, the Fed seems to be trying to "credibly promise to be irresponsible", which is what I advocated way back when in this kind of situation.

The C.P.I. (Marxist) opposes further liberalization of the economy and has at times advocated rolling back many of the 1991 reforms.

Senator Sweeney is a union official himself, but from the construction industry, and he had long advocated rolling back the gains made by government workers, who had not given up as much as their private-sector brethren.

For example, at the end of the cold war, Mr. Kerry advocated scaling back the Central Intelligence Agency, but after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, he complained about a lack of intelligence capability.

Thus, the authors advocated stepping back from allograft replacement.

But Gilroy was also one of two screenwriters credited with Al Pacino's pot-rattling tirades in "The Devil's Advocate," back in 1997; and now, in "Michael Clayton," which Gilroy both wrote and directed, he's back in the flow.