Sentence examples for advocated changes from inspiring English sources

A versatile reformer, Clarke opposed slavery and advocated changes in the civil service.

And he advocated changes in Medicare and Medicaid payments to give the health industry incentives to control costs and improve care.

Although the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Bank of England advocated changes to the rate-setting process, they demanded anonymity.

Second, many of her advisers were free-market proponents who advocated changes to the tax code and to labor policies which went far beyond what German voters would accept.

In fact, although former Comptroller H. Carl McCall advocated changes in the pension system, it was the State Legislature that improved pension benefits, including providing a cost-of-living adjustment.

At ANTAC, Ustinova also manages the project "Anti-Corruption in Healthcare" and in 2015 advocated changes to the legislation so all medicine in Ukraine is procured via international organizations.

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.

English clubs, in particular, had long advocated change to the organisation of European rugby.

They instead "advocated change intended to advance the cause of justice and fairness".

One might expect the feat would be a happy moment for those who have advocated change for years.