Sentence examples for advocated this position from inspiring English sources
Ineke Zeldenrust, international coordinator for the Clean Clothes Campaign, an anti-sweatshop group based in Amsterdam, said Walmart was the company that "most strongly advocated this position".
One participant, Ineke Zeldenrust, international coordinator for the Clean Clothes Campaign, an antisweatshop group based in Amsterdam, said that Walmart was the retailer that "most strongly advocated this position" and that its opposition effectively killed the proposal.
"I've advocated this position somewhat to the chagrin of some of my conservative friends, because five, six years ago I was arguing publicly for doing everything we can to move to the electrification of the car fleet, which made some folks think maybe I was smoking something illegal".
Indeed, while the Law of Identity is sometimes reckoned as one of the three indemonstrable principles along with LNC and LEM (the Law of Excluded Middle, discussed in §2), Aristotle does not himself advocate this position.
Advocating this position is a rational response, if you are up on current events.
Those advocating this position have advanced three primary arguments in support of their view.
Logically there could potentially have been a fourth approach (no guidance and limited information – see Table 2) but there were no experts who advocated for this position.
He advocated that position from the start of this Bush administration, until it became Mr. Bush's position last June.
That Lucas could advocate this position reflects the nature of his business, with its emphasis on generating ideas and easily digitized documents.
For as author of all the statements and drama of the dialogues, he does indeed present the views in question; and on occasion it is convenient and simpler to say he is advocating this or that position (for example, the position that there is an ancient quarrel between philosophy and poetry).
At the White House, Mr. Rove, the president's chief political adviser, advocates the position held by many conservatives and Catholics opposing this type of research.
