Sentence examples for committed proponent from inspiring English sources

A committed proponent of immigration as a social and economic benefit.

Even a liberal like John Maynard Keynes, once a committed proponent of free trade, lost faith in open markets.

A large part of Mr. Sharon's Likud Party, which had an old slogan about its refusal to return Palestinian territory - "Not one inch!" - opposes the plan and will continue to try to block it and its committed proponent, Mr. Sharon.

He said that Mr. Gore, like Mr. McCain, had become a committed proponent of campaign reform because of the criticism he has endured for zealously exploiting the system's flaws.

The pair's story unfolds as a double bildungsroman set against a background of political and cultural upheavals, from the Nuremberg trials to Britain's moral panic about "deviant" behaviors and the stirrings of sexual freedom, of which Freya is a committed proponent.

In looking over this flawed terrain, committed proponents of justice need to draw attention to the double standard, along with shortcomings at the court, and work to correct them.

This does not, of course, commit the proponent of human dignity to the claim that the presumptions are absolute, but it does mean that the presumptions will probably correspond to rights with a relatively high degree of stringency.

But this assumption commits its proponents to the causal completeness of physics (a doctrine that Sober sketches toward the end of his 1999).

By contrast, other answers to the question discussed in section 2.1 do not obviously entail that first-order legal theories commit their proponents to thick evaluative claims.

While normativism does not commit its proponents to the possibility of reducing meaning/content to the normative, or even to the possibility of an account of meaning/content in terms of substantive necessary and sufficient conditions, it does require the possibility of stating substantive necessary conditions on meaning/content (cf. McDowell 1991 19922).

Von Neumann apparently thought that the HV proponent is committed to this explanation, but this seems an implausible restriction.