Sentence examples for advocating a solution from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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

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.

— 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.

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.

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

While Europe stalled, in favour of pacification rather than resolution, Blair was "extraordinarily forward in advocating a military solution".

Among their lowlights: Advocating "a final solution to the Gypsy question" and the joke, "Do you know what the most frightening thing a Gypsy might say to you is? Good morning, neighbour".

We thus return to advocating a filtering solution, but in this case only filtering the non-linear terms to compensate for the inherent aliasing error due to our collocation treatment of these terms.