Sentence examples for advocated removing from inspiring English sources

Those who advocated removing the rolling maul, in particular, should be hanging their heads in shame.

In recent years, it advocated removing computers from government offices to increase employment.

Hamburg, Seoul, Medellín, Madrid, Boston, Seattle and San Francisco have also advocated removing or burying highways to free up space and make pedestrians' lives easier.

Time was when Labour advocated removing the anomalous and archaic tax status of private schools, more suited to the days of Trollope's Barchester than to the 21st century, but we hear nothing of that now.

Since 1991, the group has advocated removing the cottages from the 52 acres of West Meadow owned by the town, part of narrow 150-acre peninsula in Long Island Sound,, and returning the land to a natural state.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the moderate Connecticut Democrat who has advocated removing Mr. Hussein for more than a decade, said that when he was home, he found "most people wanted to talk about the economy".

The election proved disastrous for the once dominant Likud party, driven into fourth place by Labour and the rise of the far-right Yisrael Beiteinu which advocates removing Arabs from Israel.

It advocates removing large perverse incentives that can inhibit good decision-making and value-based care – like fee-for-service payment models – but not devising elegant schemes to manufacture desired behaviors.

It advocates removing guns from the homes when there is a suicide risk.

Well-respected weight loss programs advocate removing all grain-based carbohydrates from the diet as an easy solution to weight loss.

The conservative pundit objected to the editorial on the grounds that the paper allegedly advocates removing guns from "all law-abiding citizens".