Sentence examples for advocated recognition of from inspiring English sources

He advocated recognition of the league, and in its last year , 1969 lobbied Pete Rozelle to have AFL teams wear an AFL patch to honor it.

Mr. Golshiri was an outspoken political activist for decades, advocating recognition of intellectual freedoms and opposing censorship.

This question divides opinion among the present authors; most of us advocate recognition of a single genus, whereas RMB would, on balance, prefer to recognize seven genera.

Like some previous authors [ 55, 56], we advocate recognition of this lineage at tribal level, as Otomyini Thomas, 1896 with type genus Otomys Cuvier, 1824.

To their lasting credit, the Church of Scotland, the Quakers, the Anglican Bishop of Coventry and Catholic Bishop of Clifton advocate recognition of Palestine, as a matter of conscience.

The disagreement resulted in a resolution from Indonesia, backed by Malaysia, Thailand and other developing countries to advocate recognition of principles of sovereign right over genetic resources [ 44].

UNICEF and the UN Refugee Agency UNHCRR) are persistently advocating recognition since 2007, yet there has been no significant progress because of ongoing tensions between Chad and the Sudan.

The magazine became vocal in its admiration of the Bolsheviks in Russia and ardently advocated U.S. recognition of the Soviet government, which took place in 1933.

April 27, 1845 London, England February 9, 1934 Forest Row, England Douglas William Freshfield, (born April 27 , 1845 London died Feb. 9, 1934, Forest Row, Sussex, Eng)., British mountaineer, explorer, geographer, and author who advocated the recognition of geography as an independent discipline in English universities (from 1884).

Germany advocated quick recognition of Croatia, in order to stop ongoing violence in Serb-inhabited areas.

Germany subsequently advocated quick recognition of Croatia, as a means to stop further violence.