The rush to invade Iraq was a position advocated by not only the Bush Administration, but also by editorial pages, the foreign policy establishment of both parties, and majorities in both houses of Congress". Given that history, if one wants to employ ad hominems: one should be listened to more, not less, if one is denied the title of "national security professional".
To guarantee the overarching character of each demand listed in Table 1, it was important to consider that a demand was not only advocated by one or a few but at least 15 challengers.
Then, the policies that combined extremism and fantasy were only advocated by Tony Benn inside the party and Militant on its fringes.
That idea is bound to set off debate, since many labor rights organizations — and in fact, many American labor unions — argue that free trade pacts like the ones advocated by Mr. Romney serve only to ship jobs overseas.
Borrowing your way out of debt, as advocated by Keynesian solutions, works only if the present generation can pass its borrowings onto the next one.
Sabotage was not the only strategy advocated by the Iraqi Intelligence Service plan.
The anti-free-market, protectionist policies being advocated by Argentina's new president only threaten further economic collapse.
The model advocated by the return preparation companies only applies to a small group (in terms of absolute numbers).
In the clip, Beck claimed that "democracy"—which he defined as "one man one vote," a concept he called dangerous in the wrong hands was only being advocated by people like the Muslim Brotherhood, labor unions, Hollywood and Fidel Castro, whereas he was a lone voice calling for a "republic".
Using the higher threshold advocated by Hopwood et al (1998), only 16% of women could be classified as cases.
