In fact, on election night Rutte declared in his victory speech that the Netherlands had put a halt to "the wrong kind of populism", implying that there is a good kind of populism, and suggesting he was a proponent of it.
Why? "Knowing that it may be banned in another year, and just really not being a proponent of it, feeling like even though it is fair under the rules I'm just not a huge believer in it," Stricker said Tuesday at Sherwood Country Club in Thousand Oaks, Calif., the site of this week's World Challenge.
And if the United States is going to be a proponent of a free press, it has to walk the walk".
However, I have been a proponent of getting it right.'".
Mr. Staggs, formerly Disney's chief financial officer, has generally been a proponent of quality, even if it's expensive.
Most notably, Ann Romney, the wife of the Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney, is a proponent of therapeutic riding, incorporating it into her treatment for multiple sclerosis.
Barclays – whose former chairman Sir David Walker was a proponent of the BSB – said it was confident the findings of the report "will provide additional perspective, alongside our own internal metrics, on culture and standards across the bank".
Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson, who is expected to sign it into law Monday, has been a proponent of Senate Bill 519 since it was filed.
Google, of course, has long been a proponent of modern web standards, and it said its main reason for launching Chrome was to push web development forward.
If you're a proponent of GMOs, you might think it's really important to develop and implement them to feed the world, so you might set a relatively undemanding threshold for statistical significance [in food safety studies.] But if you're opposed to GMOs if you're really worried about the downstream consequences you might set a more demanding threshold.
