Sentence examples for advocated in the from inspiring English sources

Another definition, advocated in the 18th century by Buffon, emphasizes reproduction.

In other words, the vanishing spray furthers the conditions of fairness advocated in the rule book.

But we have advocated, in the past, for immigration judges to have some discretion regarding mandatory detention".

"Rather than trying to cut it deeply as he advocated in the mid-90's, I've tried to shore it up, to improve it.

However, for me, the blame really lies at the door of those who have failed to embrace the type of change advocated in The Portas Review.

In this context, the decision not to look nice is even more radical than it was when it was first advocated in the 1970s.

All of those who advocated in the White House for Mr. Weinig did say they recognized the disquieting reality that not every deserving case received such personal attention.

John Ashcroft is plowing his way toward confirmation by promising not to follow through on anything he's advocated in the last 50 years.

This is the kind of research advocated in the manifesto.

Time dependency models have been advocated in the literature, for example see Petersen et al. (2007).

This was further advocated in the May 2007 World Health Assembly Resolution 60.22 [2].