Sentence examples for espousing the cause from inspiring English sources

Despite espousing the cause of bridging caste, gender and communal divides, the government is failing to make this a priority and recently made severe cuts to education budgets, including slashing 57% off figures meant for the welfare and education of Dalits and Adivasis.

Because what is becoming clear is that the fundamentalism of this new generation of radical Islamists risks provoking an extreme reaction from some of those espousing the cause of unlimited freedom and liberty.

"We totally espouse the cause of Proust: refinement, dandyism," Darel told _Libération _at the time.

Austin espoused the cause of Moral Re-Armament, a Christian anti-war movement.

Encouraged by Zwingli, he began openly to espouse the cause of reform.

"We totally espouse the cause of Proust: refinement, dandyism," Darel told _Libération _at the time.

Richard described his grandfather as a feminist and appeared proud to continue to espouse the cause himself.

Britain is a partial exception, too: both Labour and Conservatives have espoused the cause of immigration control.

"I stand here on behalf of India, the land of Mahatma Gandhi, who espoused the cause of nonviolence, and I condemn the violence which was unleashed here".

A scion of the banking Laments, he early espoused the cause of Russia and of Comraunism-an act which must have alienated many of his friends.

The feud between Jackson and Calhoun assumed momentous importance in 1830 when Calhoun openly espoused the cause of South Carolina in its opposition to a high protective tariff.