Sentence examples for and advocated in a from inspiring English sources

According to the adequate cause theory, put forward by the physiologist Von Kries in 1886, developed systematically by Träger and advocated in a contemporary form by Calabresi, an agency is a cause only if it significantly increases the objective probability of the outcome that in fact ensues.

(That is what Cassidy and Collins advocated in a bill they put forward in January).

If disadvantage were defined as above, admissions authorities might be led in the direction of ability banding, favoured in the code, and powerfully advocated in a recent report from the Institute of Public Policy Research IPPRR).

He later came to believe they should be removed because of their potential for abuse, and he advocated in a treatise for their orderly removal.

But Clinton does manage to convey the impression that she'll "stand up" and "advocate" in a "strong and effective" way — unlike, presumably, her allegedly all-talk-but-no-action rival, Barack Obama.

"This may help farmers if implemented properly," said Kishore Tiwari, a farmer and advocate in a region where many farmers have committed suicide in recent years because of financial pressures.

There is an opportunity to convene these allies from across many different sectors and advocate in a united voice.

Ideally, a comprehensive database would be presented to patients and advocates in a factual manner that is easy to understand, difficult to misinterpret, and could lead to connections with scientific and medical experts.

From a wild idea borne in 2009 by financier Lance Laifer, World Pneumonia Day 2010 is engaging governments, child health organizations and advocates in an effort to spotlight the leading killer of children.

These systems-level recommendations align with those advanced by Rosenbaum and Padoa who advocated in 2012 for a coordinated care model for women with vulvar pain [ 13].

With others, he was instrumental in successfully introducing winter wheat in Nebraska and advocated a new method of sowing wheat.