Sentence examples for advocated in an from inspiring English sources

At first Wood advocated — in an unclassified e-mail message, surprisingly — a massive aerial-eradication program that would wipe out 80,000 hectares of poppies in Helmand Province, delivering a fatal blow to the root of the narcotics problem.

The application of well-designed case-cohort studies is advocated in an effort to improve the quality and quantity of observational research evidence in hand and upper extremity surgery.

Doyle hoped to avoid that fate, but he said that he was prepared to offer his services, pro bono, to a cause advocated in an op-ed in the Observer by a fellow-lawyer, who cited court decisions from three different centuries to argue that New York City could use eminent domain to take over the Knicks as a blighted property.

6 8 In accordance with this theory, unloading is advocated in an attempt to slow or halt disease progression.

A variety of measures have been advocated in an attempt to treat non-arteritic retinal artery obstruction, but there were no generally agreed upon treatment regimens, with no suggested treatment regimens for iatrogenic RAO.

(That is what Cassidy and Collins advocated in a bill they put forward in January).

The new plan goes beyond what Mr. Pataki advocated in a bill he proposed earlier this year.

The French plan runs counter to the proposal that Secretary Powell advocated in a day of continual meetings and intense lobbying here.

John Norton (e.g., forthcoming) has advocated in a series of papers what he calls a "material theory of induction".

The isomorphism approach has never been advocated in a fully naïve form, assigning corresponding objects to each and every wrinkle of our verbal or mental utterings.

He later came to believe they should be removed because of their potential for abuse, and he advocated in a treatise for their orderly removal.