Sentence examples for advocated the setting from inspiring English sources
To help its programme of industrial regeneration, Labour advocated the setting up of a "national investment bank" to put new resources from private institutions and from the government – including North Sea oil revenues – "into our industrial priorities".
The IGZ advocated the setting up of satellite cooperatives[ 7].
Blumenthal [ 28] has advocated the setting up of health improvement communities across the United States, whereby, in return for financial, technical, and regulatory support, stakeholders in participating communities should be involved in accountable-care arrangements.
They advocated the setting of a date for another TEG to review new and emerging evidence from the UNICEF multi-country study and others.
The researchers advocate the setting up of a central selling organisation that could DNA fingerprint the shavings and control the market.
Over time, different institutional and professional bodies have advocated the setting-up of ACs, especially in listed companies.
This wing of the Anglican Church advocated the view set out in the architect Augustus Pugin's 1836 book Contrasts, which argued for the revival of the medieval Gothic style, and "a return to the faith and the social structures of the Middle Ages".
"We are trying to advocate the setting up of business to be as smooth as possible, because, ultimately, the growth of business will translate into job creation and prevent youngsters from being idle and walking into terrorism.
Speaking at the CFR yesterday, he also advocated the idea of setting a price for water used in agriculture, as a means of more efficiently allocating scarce resources.
He advocated the use of capability sets in response to concerns about an over-reliance on outcomes and utilities in economics.
Since 2012, the International Labor Organization ILOO) has been advocating for the setting of national 'social protection floors' which guarantee access to essential healthcare and basic income security for children, unemployed adults, and older persons (88).
