Sentence examples for advocated vehemently from inspiring English sources

Rebelo has previously advocated vehemently against the scientific consensus that the planet is warming and humans are to blame.

These are sports leagues that once advocated, vehemently, for the creation of the sports betting prohibition, claiming that a federal landscape without such a law would seriously jeopardize the integrity of games played.

In 1560 the diplomat Nicholas Throckmorton advocated vehemently against Dudley marrying the Queen, but Dudley won him over in 1562.

On his part, the President found it difficult to fight against his own zero-option proposal which he had advocated so vehemently for such a long time.

Prosecutors, family members and human rights advocates vehemently disagree with the suspects' description of what happened to Lal Bibi, the young woman.

Animal protection advocates vehemently disagree with the trade and with arguments that wild coyotes are a "harvest" or benefit from trappers thinning their population.

The pediatricians group last week submitted a strongly worded letter to the Obama administration saying that pediatric advocates "vehemently reject" the gun provision in the health-care law.

After it leaked online, Rohingya advocates vehemently opposed its terms.

This idea of "total compensation" has been a contentious issue in the debate over the minimum wage in Seattle, and 15 Now advocates vehemently reject this idea, claiming that such an approach would undermine the very meaning of a "minimum wage" and would open the window for employers to manipulate the law to their advantage.

The final rule failed to remedy the main issues members have vehemently advocated against for almost a decade.

In fact, Mr. Mason seems more comfortable with scatological and sexual obscenities than ever before, which might lead you to think he believed wholeheartedly in the First Amendment if he didn't so vehemently advocate a new amendment to ban flag burning.