Sentence examples for advocating the case from inspiring English sources

Britain would retain a limited nuclear deterrent – arguably necessary for self-defence given the potential for geopolitical instability in the long term – while at the same time advocating the case for disarmament by reducing its own weapons capability.

She argued that the oil industry with no history of advocating the case of women's rights, is ill placed to begin the discussion.

Mr. Clinton ignited a new round of criticism about the pardon when he referred in his Op-Ed article to three "distinguished Republican attorneys" who, he said, "reviewed and advocated" the case for the pardons.

This paper advocates the case of a cooperative cloud market, where the component cloud providers share information amongst themselves regarding their supply-demand details.

These data advocate the case for a 21-day schedule as a means of increasing the delivered dose intensity of the combination of gemcitabine and cisplatin.

We strongly advocate the case for including mental health interventions, especially those targeting women and children, in programmes of poverty alleviation.

These accusations concern the actions of certain heralds, who overzealously advocate the cases of their paid clients, even against the opposition of the ministers of the day.

Which begs the question, why haven't Democrats advocated the best case for reform, also the simplest to define and legislate - improving and extending Medicare to all?

If the three BHS scores are associated with suicidality and depression in similar ways, it will testify to the comparability of the three scores and strengthen the case for advocating the shorter alternatives to the full version of BHS.

This paper will also explore whether attractive job center emerges and evacuates population and jobs as the master plan advocated in the case of Yizhuang.

Surgical resection or local ablation therapy is advocated in the case of a large adenoma to reduce the risk of rupture and malignant degeneration.