Sentence examples for advocated by general from inspiring English sources

It is thought that Laverdure's actions may have been influenced by a school of thought, advocated by General Charles Mangin, that bold movements would intimidate the North African tribes into submission.

As the American military has adopted the counter-insurgency principles advocated by General David Petraeus, the soon to be replaced commander of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, it has come to believe that it is essential to enlist Afghans as our allies.

Brett King, 51, and his wife Naghmeh, 45, feared treatment advocated by doctors at Southampton General hospital would "kill him or turn him into a vegetable".

The top-down approach advocated by Sowa (Sowa 1995): the general notions defined above are specialized to obtain the desired level of detail.

"I support the general principals advocated by Senator McCain as well as many, but not necessarily all, of the detailed policy proposals he has made.

The paper presents a continuum damage mechanics model, which is based on the general thermodynamic framework advocated by Lemaitre and Chaboche, etc., for high cycle fatigue.

Terman believed his test measured the "general intelligence" construct advocated by Charles Spearman (1904).

Female suicide bombers and women on the battlefield in general are not advocated by al Qaeda-affiliated clerics.

So British recognition of the state of Palestine, joining 134 of the 193 member states of the UN, in an initiative advocated by Vincent Fean (until recently our consul-general in Jerusalem) would be a very welcome move, which ought to influence US policy in this regard, a sine qua non for the international pressure needed to bear down on Israel.

The framework advocated by this work can be applied to general applications with the use of combined thermodynamic and mathematical programming methods.

On April 14 , 1945Patton was promoted to general, a promotion long advocated by Stimson in recognition of Patton's battle accomplishments during 1944.