Sentence examples for advocated measures that from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama should listen to his other advisers, who have advocated measures that don't pander to the financial industry that landed us in this mess.

Members of his government have advocated measures that would require Israel's Arab citizens to take oaths of loyalty to the Jewish state and prohibit them from commemorating Israel's independence as the "naqba," or the disaster.

Academic commentators have advocated measures that go much further.

As late as 2007, Mr. Geithner advocated measures that government studies said would have allowed banks to lower their reserves.

Instead of continuing to press for appointive systems, some are advocating measures that would make elections less combative or that would limit political contributions to judicial candidates.

Unfortunately IDS himself has contributed to turning younger people into a "packhorse generation" through supporting the tripling of tuition fees, advocating measures that have driven up the costs of housing, and cutting benefits and income security for younger workers.

Mr. Sarkozy, less subtly, looks like he had a similar motive — winning back voters on the right — in advocating measures that could strip naturalized citizens of their acquired French nationality for crimes including shooting at cops, polygamy and female circumcision, and in specifically backing the expulsion of non-French Roma from illegal camps in France.

The National Association of Realtors wants the rules changed: "We are advocating measures that would help streamline the process when using FHA, Fannie or Freddie," said NAR spokeswoman Mary Trupo in a statement to the Huffington Post.

This is an organization dedicated to advocating measures that favor the rich and powerful and disfavor the poor and powerless in every possible arena, from government to unions to education to the environment to immigration to taxation to healthcare to public services to criminal justice.

Whatever the Bush administration believes about when life begins, it should not advocate measures that increase the possibility it will end in early adulthood.

In some instances, Mr. Trump has advocated unprecedented measures that would be unlikely to survive legal scrutiny, such as a proposal to ban all Muslim immigration that he offered during the Republican primaries.