Sentence examples for advocating them from inspiring English sources

While he has dropped his opposition, he is not advocating them.

Maybe, then, Bernanke still wants higher inflation and other unconventional policies but knows that there's no point in pursuing or even advocating them.

Policies like banning assault weapons and requiring trigger locks and safe storage actually work, though few politicians can be heard advocating them.

During the coalition years, the government attempted a clever political conjuring trick – railing against human rights protections at home while still advocating them overseas.

I am not advocating them; after all, there are plenty of science experiments one can do using stuff readily available in the house or outdoors.

Anything other than a "yes" would expose Europeans to charges of double standards from both post-revolutionary governments and conservative Arab regimes (for different reasons) for failing to support rights for Palestinians while advocating them elsewhere.

So too are Manet and Degas, but only passing references to van Gogh and Cézanne, Baudelaire not having advocated them.

Politicians advocate them when they are in opposition but rarely embrace and sustain them when in government.

Economists refer to taxes on such activities as Pigovian taxes, after the 20th-century English economist Arthur Cecil Pigou who advocated them.

Ideas like these have been cordially ignored since 1997, those who advocated them being cast as anti-business or anti-City.

The establishment uses its religious pulpit to discredit social moderates and incite violence against Western ideals and those who advocate them.