Sentence examples similar to emphatic advocate from inspiring English sources
On Monday, after hearing emphatic testimony from various advocates, the city's Public Design Commission urged the conservancy to go back to the drawing board and return with a more ambitious plan.
While Ms. Quinn has argued that the Police Department should take steps to reform its use of the tactic, her criticism had been less emphatic than that of Mr. de Blasio, the public advocate, who focused on the topic in his first television commercial.
The England response was close to an emphatic five-runs-per-over charge, precisely the riposte advocated in the aftermath of the second Test, and reminiscent of the counter-attack on this ground a decade ago.
Bolt has long been a vocal advocate of Champs and, last weekend, he was even more emphatic.
It was "even more emphatic and disastrous than anyone expected," in the words of one veteran advocate for network neutrality.
Pearson has advocated the separate document since last year, but on Monday made his most emphatic remarks on the subject at the launch of Uphold and Recognise, an organisation "committed both to upholding the Australian constitution and recognising Indigenous Australians".
Even Senator Jorge Robledo, one of the few leftist leaders who declined to advocate for Santos during his recent runoff election against Democratic Center candidate Oscar Ivan Zuluaga, was emphatic in the need to "get rid of those guns".
In addition, Enserink noted that "[w]hether all 28 E.U. states are ready to act remains to be seen, and even some OA advocates are critical of the approach that the Netherlands has adopted for its own scientists: an emphatic choice for Gold OA, in which authors pay publishers to make their papers freely available.
