Sentence examples for divided advocates from inspiring English sources

That alone has divided advocates of school choice.

Diversion is part of a larger strategy often referred to as "rapid re-housing," at the center of a debate that has divided advocates for years.

However, the bill has divided patient advocates, with some applauding the idea while others remain wary of moving too quickly.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve's policy-making committee is increasingly divided between advocates for stronger steps to bolster the economy and dissenters who see little benefit and considerable risk in such efforts, according to minutes of the committee's most recent meeting.

There is a pattern: A nation is bitterly divided between advocates of change and partisans of traditionalism.

He spoke of the public-policy goal of ensuring a "uniform access to the new medicine," a phrase resonant with the goals of digital-divide advocates who seek equal Internet access for all.

History repeats itself".' The experience of the Pakistani father, Arif Mahmoud, underlines how seemingly separate issues are converging to divide families, advocates said.

There are two major flashpoints that divide treatment advocates and the public: 1) the need to hold sanctions or the threat of jail over someone's head in getting them to comply with treatment and 2) the need for total abstinence for people in treatment and recovery.

The implication in each case is that there is a genuine split in the scientific community over the relevant issue, and that perhaps one might go to a conference and see a room full of researchers split down the middle with a good number on each side of the divide advocating their position.

The deal came after days of negotiations that divided charter school advocates and city officials on one side, and the teachers' union and the Assembly on the other.

Reynaud's government was divided between the advocates of capitulation and those who, with Reynaud, wanted to continue the war from French North Africa.