Sentence examples similar to espouse a concept from inspiring English sources

He has nominated a Supreme Court justice who espouses a concept of "religious liberty" that has been used to justify discrimination against gays and lesbians.

How can managers espouse a gender-blind approach?

Hollywood films espouse a belief in goodness and redemption.

Advocacy organizations also increasingly tend to espouse a child rights perspective.

It is possible that they would espouse a somewhat different set of values.

In this view, the comparison itself is misleading -- why would Hinduism use yoga and kirtan to espouse an environmental program if the Hindu concept of yoga and kirtan diverges significantly from that practiced by these organizations?

Q: Do gangs espouse an ideology?

It goes like this: you want to espouse an opinion?

In many speeches, he espoused a "Ten Dollars a Week" concept: the idea that communities could thrive if every household spent that amount on locally produced food, rather than buying from supermarket chains.

From that early time to this we have continued to espouse the concept that different insults lead to a shared pathophysiology which defines a clinical syndrome that justifies a unified clinical approach.

Lifting a Mysterious Aura In his early years of intellectual fame, Mr. Derrida was criticized by European leftists for a lack of political commitment -- indeed, for espousing a philosophy that attacked the very concept of absolute political certainties.