Sentence examples for certain advocates from inspiring English sources

The proposal has left prosecutors and certain advocates for victims of sexual violence concerned that its effects would be dangerously counterproductive.

Certain advocates of the claim that a relation must always be grounded in the "nature" of its relata hold that in virtue of a relating to b, a must have a complex nature that includes its relatedness to b.

While this proposal has had fewer adherents among other interpreters favoring the Russell-Owen line, it has been taken up by certain advocates of the next type of interpretation.

Familiarity with certain advocates might make the difference in whether an ambivalent justice votes to take up a case, said Eugene Fidell, a longtime Washington lawyer now teaching at Yale Law School.

Now, it may well be that certain lay advocates of free-market economics have made the claims you cite.

It took tireless campaigning by certain passionate advocates to convince the world that photography could be more than an entertaining novelty or a useful recording tool.

The newspaper article was based on an interview with Greg Lake, a former immigration department official, who referred to "certain prominent advocates who will coach and encourage asylum-seekers to self-harm as a political protest".

Unlike the belief of certain gun advocates, Washington and Hamilton were never frightened of angry farmers with muskets or maligned whisky traders.

Our increased absolute risk observed during admission and after discharge to a certain extent advocates the use of thromboprophylaxis measures during that period.

That's also why the Kings County District Attorney's Office — which, in its own investigations, requires certain techniques advocated by experts, like double-blind lineups and instructing witnesses that the perpetrator of the crime may or may not be in the lineup — opposes requiring law enforcement agencies to conduct lineups sequentially.

Certain authors advocate that the Milky Way features two distinct bars, one nestled within the other.