Sentence examples for changes advocated from inspiring English sources

Conservatives fought back, stalling changes advocated by Mr. Khatami and in the process eroding his popularity.

He said he had argued internally for some of the changes advocated by Mr. Nicastro.

Other sensible changes advocated by Judge Kaye require the approval of the State Legislature.

Executive pay was high on the list of changes advocated by some pension funds and shareholder rights groups.

The changes advocated by the Club for Growth could cost much more — tens if not hundreds of billions of dollars.

He mounted a vigorous and successful defense, implementing many of the changes advocated by outside critics, including the divestiture of CPC's substantial corn wet-milling division in Europe.

In June, former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder and his law firm, Covington & Burling, recommended major management changes, advocating for a COO who would "act as a full partner" and run "day-to-day operations".

Some attempts to characterize movements involve the direction and the rate of change advocated.

Killian advances still another typology based on the direction of the change advocated or opposed.

Perhaps the most decisive advantage occurred through a change advocated by one of Boeing's biggest supporters, Representative Norm Dicks, Democrat of Washington.

However, for me, the blame really lies at the door of those who have failed to embrace the type of change advocated in The Portas Review.