Sentence examples for advocated change from inspiring English sources
The Long Island Association, a business and civic group, has long advocated change.
The effort was organized by Call to Action, a Chicago-based group that has long advocated change in the church.
Elisabeth Goth, a Bancroft family member not on the Board who had long advocated change at Dow Jones, expressed similar sentiments.
The timing of the dinner so close to the House debate was not lost on groups that have advocated change in what they describe as a corrupt campaign-finance system.
In 1920, during my youth, I recall the Palmer raids in which more than 10,000 people were rounded up, most because they were members of particular labor unions or belonged to groups that advocated change in American domestic or foreign policy.
English clubs, in particular, had long advocated change to the organisation of European rugby.
Although the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Bank of England advocated changes to the rate-setting process, they demanded anonymity.
English Premiership clubs withdrew from ERC in June 2012, and have long advocated changes to the present tournament, the Heineken Cup.
Brown and the entire Cabinet will enter this election advocating change.
