Sentence examples for advocating measures from inspiring English sources

Eleven other leaders have joined him in writing a letter advocating measures to bolster growth.

Liberal Democrat Caroline Pidgeon and Green Sian Berry are the mayoral runners advocating measures to discourage cars.

Instead of continuing to press for appointive systems, some are advocating measures that would make elections less combative or that would limit political contributions to judicial candidates.

And from City Hall he often defended illegal immigrants, ordering city workers not to deny them benefits and advocating measures to ease their path to citizenship.

Regulators are pressing hard to overhaul money market funds, advocating measures they say would make the funds more resilient to financial panics.

From Mr. Miller's perspective, the fact that groups of council members have been publicly advocating measures like new taxes or changes to the city's lead-paint law is all to the good.

As late as 2007, Mr. Geithner advocated measures that government studies said would have allowed banks to lower their reserves.

An administrator of Gosbank, the Russian state bank, Bunge advocated measures intended to strengthen the Russian banking system.

The senator discussed his plan yesterday in Des Moines, where, stumping for the Democratic presidential nomination, he also advocated measures to heighten corporate responsibility.

Mr. Obama should listen to his other advisers, who have advocated measures that don't pander to the financial industry that landed us in this mess.

They advocate measures to lift both the tax take from multinational corporations and the share of renewable energy in the grid.