Sentence examples for both advocate from inspiring English sources

Two former generals, Mr. Sharon and Mr. Barak, both advocate "peace with security" for Israel.

Moving the American Embassy to Jerusalem, which they both advocate, would "disrupt the peace process beyond recognition," Mr. Ibish said.

The environmental groups here play the roles of both advocate and expert, given that they follow the focal issues year after year.

The Tories and the Lib Dems both advocate scrapping the BBC Trust while Labour say that it should "fully involve the public in decision making".

The two major parties both advocate significant roles for government: they differ merely on the areas of our lives in which they believe government should be involved.

Spencer Abraham, the energy secretary, and Christie Whitman, the E.P.A. administrator, both advocate broad changes to the enforcement program, known as new source review, to give power companies more flexibility in meeting pollution limits.

Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton both advocated an increased allocation of 65,000 asylum seekers, as long as there is appropriate screening and vetting.

Both advocates and proponents vow the issue will live on in the presidential and Congressional campaigns.

He has written two books, both advocating that Catholics become more assertive in the public square.

That is why they are legitimately described, by both advocates and opponents, as a "windfall".

This proved to be the case for both advocates and opponents of the Kennedy conspiracy.