Sentence examples for explicitly advocate from inspiring English sources

He does not explicitly advocate the death penalty, for example.

In any case, he did not explicitly advocate a particle theory of light before 1905.

It is a classic "soft money" ad, in that it does not explicitly advocate voting for or against anyone.

In that scenario, the ads would not have to explicitly advocate for a candidate to be illegal.

Note that we do not mean to suggest that Anderson and Lebiere explicitly advocate the development of approximate accounts.

He did not explicitly advocate any pro-growth policies, such as opening India to trade and to direct foreign investment, in practice before or after the 1991 reforms.

Recent missions of the Fund to Tanzania and Mozambique have explicitly advocated fiscal stimuli.

Most explicitly advocated for a particular political party, religious persuasion or moral reform.

It has been fanned by Mr. Chen, the leader of the Democratic Progressive Party, which once explicitly advocated independence.

l) The famous French architect and town planner Le Corbusier explicitly advocated the use of the golden ratio in architecture.

The group is not explicitly advocating tactical voting but will aim to win swing voters away from the Conservatives.