Sentence examples for espoused before from inspiring English sources

The leaders must insist on the sort of intervention that the young Dr. Kouchner of Doctors Without Borders had espoused before he fused humanitarianism and war, the sort of intervention that would lead to a continent of Europeans without borders.

However, many alternative rock artists rejected success, for it conflicted with the rebellious, D.I.Y. ethic the genre had espoused before mainstream exposure and their ideas of artistic authenticity.

I've read similar arguments (espoused before my time) defending slavery, which was once viewed as the only practical way to harvest cotton.

"The most important thing, I think, is we actually began to put some reality on a policy of rehabilitation revolution that my party had been espousing before the election.

He has espoused such ideology before ― he's blatantly warned his viewers about liberals pushing for white "genocide," for example ― but his appearance on Rubin's show gave a more candid air to his bigotry.

It was not the first time Mr. Ahmadinejad espoused the theory, but never before so publicly.

Separate legislation in the autumn will allow parents, teachers, charities, other schools and religious groups to set up new state-funded schools, the most radical reforming policy espoused by the Conservatives before the election.

The scientist, Wei-Hock Soon, has espoused on television and before Congress alternate theories of climate change, including a discredited theory that the sun's energy explain global warming.

Herak's leaders, many of whom hark back fondly to the rigid socialism espoused in the south before the merger of 1990, vehemently distance themselves from more extreme jihadist groups aligned with al-Qaeda, which are also active in the south.The jihadists benefit from secessionist turmoil.

Gender equality was not the only controversial cause espoused by Condorcet: Even before publicly addressing the woman question, he argued vociferously for the humanity and rights of enslaved Africans, and proposed the abolition of slavery in France's overseas colonies.

That's a version of history I actually hadn't heard espoused by anyone ever before -- that had the intelligence community not been weakened by timidity and fear, 9/11 might not have happened.