Sentence examples for espouses a change from inspiring English sources

"Yet again Mr Turnbull goes to WA, espouses a change in the GST - coincidentally they're heading to a state election and on the other side of the country down here he'll say something completely different," she said.

It presents histories of science in which metaphysics plays a primary role in explaining scientific change and it espouses a historiography that gives a central place to the concept of revolution.

Labour MPs are calling for a change in party rules to make it easier to expel members who espouse antisemitic views.

We may be seeing a change in cultural norms in business, where it's less acceptable to espouse dated views on some big topics.

Does this sound like the administration of a liberal, espousing "Change we can believe in"? Obama apologists will bring up the president's successes, such as the end of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the passing of the Affordable Health Care Act and the end to the Iraq war.

MacLennan's note to staff espouses a new "employee-friendly" culture introducing flexible working "in line with the changes in the media world".

But by the same token, this man who espouses openness and change is surrounded by a staff of security freaks, who, as Obama talks of openness and change, are busily shutting down the press, preventing them from interviewing volunteers, herding them from one place to another.

Mercifully, no mainstream politician espouses a return to outright protectionism.

Ms. Aldrich espouses a "nature combined with nurture" view.

He espouses a four-step process — discover, create, communicate, maintain.

It also espouses a detailed, verbal approach to teaching.