Sentence examples for advocates a solution from inspiring English sources

As a compromise, Ariga advocates a solution — two kendos.

— Patrick Farrell The Economist: The magazine advocates a solution to the global overfishing that has reduced stocks of large fish by 90 percent and pushed many species to the brink of extinction: Set up no-catch zones and enlist commercial fleets to limit their own fishing take to ensure their survival.

It advocates a "solution" called "The Capital Homestead Act", a 21st century updating of President Lincoln's land-based Homestead Act of 1862.

A leaked presentation, obtained by the Unite union, shows how recruitment firm 1st Step Solutions advocated a "solution" to George Osborne's crackdown.

By suggesting that generics should look the same as the brand-name drug, Mr. Lee said, the Harvard researchers are advocating a solution that will not help patients.

Instead, Ms. Patel and others advocate a solution known as biomining, a process by which organic wastes in unsegregated garbage are converted to compost, and which in many ways is well-suited to the Indian condition.

Dr. Metcalf said said he was not advocating a solution like adding phosphorus to the ocean, but emphasizing the importance of fully understanding the processes by which methane is produced.

Unlike most previous work in this area, which deals with networks without inter-AP interference, we first reveal that association control alone is not sufficient to achieve fair throughput allocation and load balancing across APs, then advocate a solution based on the joint association control, rate control and fair contention resolution as a means to improving network performance.

Gun advocates have a solution to this: the unarmed must arm themselves.

What do you do -- have a press conference from the Senate podium?" Assemblyman John S. Wisniewski, a Democrat who advocates a different solution -- making the acting governor give up his seat in the Senate -- gave a similar objection to the existing system.

The two men's remarks contrast with the approach of the Yugoslav president, Vojislav Kostunica, who has put the onus to contain the rebels on the NATO-led peacekeeping force in Kosovo and who advocates a political solution.