Sentence examples for currently advocated from inspiring English sources

Rather than prohibit all drugs, as is currently advocated by international law, they are exploring new approaches to regulating them.

I would advise strongly against a currency union as currently advocated, if Scotland were to vote for independence.

Unfortunately, not through the approach currently advocated by President George Bush and America's Congress, which this week has been haggling over a new energy bill.

This was dispassionate and devastating .I would advise strongly against a currency union as currently advocated, if Scotland were to vote for independence," wrote Sir Nicholas.

Under their plan, the top tax rate would fall to 23 percent from the 35 percent in today's law (and the 39.6 percent currently advocated by Democratic leadership).

Sir Nicholas Macpherson, the Treasury permanent secretary, has taken the unusual step of signing and releasing a public letter to George Osborne saying that he would "advise strongly against a currency union as currently advocated".

He always seems very smart tactically, and is currently advocating a short leg for Finn against Yuvraj.

None of the candidates currently advocates a declaration of independence and Beijing's threatening words are aimed to keep it that way.

It's as if your spouse pointedly noted that it's extremely easy to dissolve marriages these days, then added that although he was not currently advocating a divorce, he certainly understood why other people who knew you both might think it was a good idea.

When a nation can no longer generate enough young people who are fit for military service, that nation has two choices: it can, as a number of prominent retired generals are currently advocating, reinvest in its "human capital", especially the health and education of the poor, or it can seriously reevaluate its approach to war.

If centralized France has traditionally supported European Union institutions and currently advocates a form of "European economic governance," federal Germany has become much less willing to subordinate national interests to European ones and has been a strong defender of national sovereignty, especially over budgets.